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Computers 40 years ago, as understood by most people, would be giant calculators. Who cares about sound, graphics, portability, aside from a few nerds? It turns
by kvark 5y ago
Computers 40 years ago, as understood by most people, would be giant calculators. Who cares about sound, graphics, portability, aside from a few nerds? It turns out, people will care, once they discover the new ways.
- verdverm 5y agoThose are small technical things and while blockchain has technology, it is more of a social change, which is harder and different. Blockchain is getting the heat social networks should have up front. There are sufficient bad actors that blockchain will be dangerous for most people's financial well being, like social networks are for most peoples mental well being.
- continuational 5y agoThat's a great argument - it works for any upcoming technology!
- rchaud 5y agoBut the web today already has graphics, sound, portability, etc. Web3 isn't offering anything beyond our current capabilities.