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Really? That’s very sad, but I’m not too surprised. (Unless you’re saying that the bits 0 and 1 already exist in the blockchain, which is reaaaaallllyyy stretc
by dkokelley 5y ago
Really? That’s very sad, but I’m not too surprised.
(Unless you’re saying that the bits 0 and 1 already exist in the blockchain, which is reaaaaallllyyy stretching the definition.)
There’s the concept of “illegal numbers”, which means that there are technically numeric representations of images or copyrighted material that you can’t know/possess without breaking a law. But the law is subjective which is why we have judges and juries to apply judgement to whether having a large number written on a piece of paper is equivalent to possessing illegal material.