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>This guy doesn’t live in a country where the institutions people rely on have routinely screwed people. True, but his argument is that the actual fix (that wo
by nmeofthestate 9y ago
>This guy doesn’t live in a country where the institutions people rely on have routinely screwed people.
True, but his argument is that the actual fix (that would work) is to fix such dysfunctional countries so they are functional, rather than downgrading everywhere to a Somalia level of trust with blockchain as the techno solution.
- EGreg 9y agoAnd I am saying that is NOT the optimal solution. In the past we didn’t have many technologies, and we used centralized providers who did things manually. Was that better? You can throw more democracy at a problem. But technology to decentralize it is often better for everybody. I see technology as enabling UPGRADING, not downgrading. The proof is in the pudding: will people choose it over the existing systems.