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> Not a real problem. Any civilized country has solved identity already. Jesus Christ. So the only problems that matter are the ones in "civilized" countries?
by ccortes 5y ago
> Not a real problem. Any civilized country has solved identity already.
Jesus Christ. So the only problems that matter are the ones in "civilized" countries? What does that even mean?
- Kalium 5y agoPerhaps it means that this is a known problem with known working solutions. Countries that haven't solved identity are ones that either don't want to or can't, generally due to a mix of corruption and poverty. Perhaps I am simply suffering a tragic failure of imagination, but I fail to see how adding a blockchain changes things substantially.
- selectodude 5y agoBeing able to identify people via blockchain either requires them to remember some esoteric passphrase or an ID card with the identifier on it which...solves absolutely nothing.
- ccortes 5y ago> Countries that haven't solved identity are ones that either don't want to or can't, generally due to a mix of corruption and poverty It's not a known problem because each country has its own context. That's like saying US healthcare problem can be solved just by doing what nordic countries do. I'm not arguing for blockchain.
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