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The usual complaint is "what about your blockchain crypto economic incentives?" for that, we turned to a PhD in psychology for behavioral economics. So yes, he
by marknadal 8y ago
The usual complaint is "what about your blockchain crypto economic incentives?" for that, we turned to a PhD in psychology for behavioral economics.
So yes, her PhD is in psychology, and she's a visiting research scientist at Stanford's School of Education.
Meanwhile, I work on the computer science side, although am not an academic (although I interact with plenty of academics, MIT, Berkeley, Stanford, and some European schools). The tech talk I linked to explains how the algorithms work (CRDTs), you don't need to be an academic to understand how it works.
The system has been used on Navy warships, as well. If you'd like to talk to the Sergeant Major who deployed the system in production in the industry, shoot me an email and I'll happily connect you. :)