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This is an almost comical example given the current US government's relationship with alternative facts. Meanwhile, one EU member state has recently completed i
by ForHackernews 6y ago
This is an almost comical example given the current US government's relationship with alternative facts. Meanwhile, one EU member state has recently completed its transition to autocracy. The EU with its boxes of expensively-verified documents did nothing.
You genuinely believe anyone is going to care about some hashes in distributed ledgers somewhere? Nobody can be fucked to digitally sign an email.
- parksy 6y agoI am talking about mechanical systems that can be created and that will operate in automated ways. No one would have to push any buttons. Mathematics and physics doesn't care about our feelings. Your point on EU states politics isn't relevant to the technology. I never made any claim about what I believe, or what I expect other people to believe. If you have an actual point on the actual use case of blockchain I would be happy to have a conversation about it, but it seems you didn't comprehend anything I wrote. Edit: and to drive home my point, sure, as you say, the boxes of documents driving back and forth didn't fix politics, but that was never my argument.