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Update Landing.tsx #160

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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions packages/berlin/src/pages/Landing.tsx
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// Components
import Link from '../components/link';
// import Link from '../components/link';

// Styled components
import { FlexColumn } from '../components/containers/FlexColum.styled';
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problems in decentralization, including the challenge of maintaining research and academic
independence in the wake of technological vertical integration and hyper-financialization.
Using plural mechanism design, we experiment with novel ways to surface ideas in the public
interest that transcend our biases—protocol, politics, purse— while encouraging
interest that transcend our biases—protocol, politics, purse — while encouraging
collaboration and insights across unlikely intersections where breakthroughs tend to emerge.
</Body>
<Body>
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<ZupassButton $variant="link">
<Bold>Zupass here.</Bold>
</ZupassButton>{' '}
Early submissions before March 31 will be prioritized.
Submissions received before March 31 will get more attention.
</Body>
<Body>
The experiment will be <Bold>novel, fun, and weird</Bold> — like the best of research….and
The experiment will be <Bold>novel, fun, and weird</Bold> — like the best of research… and
Berlin. Through a series of structured interactions, the community will decide how to
prioritize research and allocate funds, relying on structured, high-bandwidth deliberations
that surface research public goods, while elevating truth and expertise with peer
prediction. The community is interdisciplinary, drawing on insights from science of science,
social science, economics, complexity science, cryptography, and philosophy, among other
intersections. The community will test and evolve these mechanisms through multiple cycles
of <Link to="#">feedback</Link> and <Link to="#">adaptation</Link>.
of <Bold>feedback</Bold> and <Bold>adaptation</Bold>.
</Body>
</FlexColumn>
);
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