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Not only that, in Germany also the counting is public, if you wish so, you can attend it.

• wu-ikkyu 9y ago
  That doesn't really matter, because you can only be present at one place at a time. You still have to trust other anonymous parties
  • chopin 9y ago
    It's not about me checking the election, it's about the public to be able to. Our parties regularly send representatives to check. It's like open source software. I am not able to check everything I use. But there are parts where I am capable enough to do so. For the rest I rely on others to do so. You can't run a society without trust. It's about the ability to verify or have persons you trust to verify for you.
    • wu-ikkyu 9y ago
      So how is this different with a public blockchain type ledger?
      • chopin 9y ago
        Everybody understands this system.