Unsure what you’re saying. Getting vaccinated is not the most important thing? Masks, distancing, and good ventilation don’t further drive down risk? What’s the misinformation, exactly?
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Why is datatracker.ietf.org/doc/htm… not sufficient? If it isn’t, why not update that?
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Probably true. Still, the idea of police hand-cuffing an 8yo is utterly absurd from my (German) perspective
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To me, there’s an incredible amount of bullshit in that space that defrauds investors, furthers scams, and hurts the folks who actually want to pursue some of the technically interesting new options it creates.
I don’t have a startup, but on a working, non-PoW Ethereum-style platform, extremely complicated rules about licensing music right would be a fantastic example for decentralization, i.e. getting rid of the labels as intermediaries. Doesn’t matter whether you’d call that an NFT
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I think there are people who believe in it as a way towards a different and better financial system, but the criticism of cryptocurrencies as a public blockchain application is the one I have the least disagreements with
Yet its purpose is reduced to speculation, Ponzi schemes, and scams, and everyone who looks at it for genuinely interesting purposes is lumped together with the criminals and their naive victims.
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I’m not saying that is not happening. I’m arguing it’s not the purpose Bitcoin or Ethereum have been created for, and they have value beyond that, at least potentially. And it’s not the motivation for everyone who’s involved.
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I’ve been hearing those arguments (and have been clinging onto that hope) for a few years now. As of now, it’s still just vaporware AFAICT. I still hope you’ll be able to remove the future tense from your statements some time soon.
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