Great points. This is a big selling point of Ethereum that could potentially be fundamentally flawed, so really interesting to consider. I'm curious what you t

Great points. This is a big selling point of Ethereum that could potentially be fundamentally flawed, so really interesting to consider. I'm curious what you think of using a blockchain as a conflict resolver with a large company on the other end. Essentially, instead of having your average joe resolve the conflict, the user can pick eBay, Amazon, etc. to act as resolver. I realize there is no incentive for established companies to provide this service, but I see it as quite empowering for the consumer and seller so maybe someday people will fight for it. I personally think that if this was to work, it wouldn't be a mom & pop shop providing conflict resolution, instead it would be a large semi-transparent entity like eBay. All blockchain would do is provide a trusted medium for everyone to transact on.