Blockchains are literally the most inefficient way we've ever discovered to store and secure data. Paper is by far the most distributed, understandable, effici

Blockchains are literally the most inefficient way we've ever discovered to store and secure data. Paper is by far the most distributed, understandable, efficient, and secure mechanism we have discovered for obtaining, securing, and tallying votes by humans. It can be practically tamper-proof given a modest amount of trust and scrutiny. I don't know why, but Americans of every political leaning seem to think that elections are some incredibly hard brain surgery problem. They aren't.