rhizoomide
Rhizoomide is a term that has emerged in discussions related to decentralized networks and information sharing. It generally refers to a hypothetical or emergent concept of interconnected, non-hierarchical systems that operate similarly to rhizomes in botany. In a botanical rhizome, horizontal underground stems spread and can sprout new plants at various points, creating a dispersed and interconnected network rather than a single central root.
Applying this metaphor to information or organizational structures, a rhizoomide suggests a system where information or
The concept is often discussed in contexts like peer-to-peer networks, distributed ledger technologies, and certain forms