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Blockchain?

• colejohnson66 6y ago
  Assuming this is a genuine comment and not a troll, how would a blockchain solve authenticity? Never mind the fact that we already do have a way to verify authenticity in the form of digital signatures. The problem is: how do you know the signature signer is who they claim they are? The best solution we have to that is the “web of trust” and “key signing parties”[0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_signing_party https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_signing_party
• BoiledCabbage 6y ago
  I don't know if this comment is sarcastic and I should up vote for it giving a good laugh, or my second realization that it might be serious and I just hold my head in my hands. I swear I'm one step away from asking for a chili recipe and someone responding 'blockchain?'. It's beyond parody at this point - I feel like I'm in some Kafkaesque reality.
  • darkerside 6y ago
    A little bit of both in this case :)
• rtkwe 6y ago
  If it's cheap enough for everyone to access it's cheap enough for governments and companies to create mass accounts.