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The Regulation of Spatial PerceptionIn this chapter, we’ll explore how smart contracts work, what their interfaces look like, what sorts of primitives they express, and what sorts of abstractions we can build upon those primitives. We’ll also explore indexing, a powerful approach to separate data processing concerns from your products

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