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> fail eventually. The problem with a trustless society is the high cost of it. Sure, people will fail, but far later in the process. So the doctor will fail,
by MattGaiser 5y ago
> fail eventually.
The problem with a trustless society is the high cost of it.
Sure, people will fail, but far later in the process. So the doctor will fail, but instead of failing at the selection for medical school will fail when he actually must do procedures. So a lot of money was spent to train a useless doctor.
Sure the employee will fail, but after you have paid then 10,000 and they have screwed up a lot of work.
- ffffwe3rq352y3 5y agoI personally don't think the monetary consequences would be very large. We have absolutely no idea how it would go but for me personally I'd probably just continue to learn normally and I bet a lot of other people would as well! However, having doctors working at 80% efficiency (Enough not to be fired but bad enough to kill some people) wouldn't be the best at all...