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The solution is to not perpetuate this web3 thing. What problems does web3 attempt solve anyways? The internet is mostly decentralized already. Maybe the apps
by bfung 5y ago
The solution is to not perpetuate this web3 thing.
What problems does web3 attempt solve anyways? The internet is mostly decentralized already. Maybe the apps and services are localized walled gardens, but you can already vote not to participate in them w/o hashing anything.
- SXX 5y agoIt does solve problems. The question is whatever current solution should be adopted as it's has it's own flaws and we can get stuck with them for decades. Censorship resistence for developed world countries. When you cant just rewrite history we might finally get rid of "illegal numbers" situations like blue-ray keys and such. And for less fortunate, failed or just athoritorian states there will finally be some option to access international banking system. It's like tor for money. Because crypto is controversial in countries with functional government, but it's might be the only way to fund opposition activity in more oppressive regimes.
- pjc50 5y ago> Censorship resistence for developed world countries. This is one of those things that either can't really work or is going to cause a massive disaster, such as when someone publishes the next OPM leak on the blockchain.
- peoplefromibiza 5y ago> And for less fortunate, failed or just athoritorian states there will finally be some option to access international banking system to do what exactly? and how is this censorship resistant if the traffic is easily recognizable and blockable?