Re: Oliver Leistert: "Blockcian as a Modulator of Existence"

maybe it takes only five years that blckchain control becomes the reality i worte about in my text, not ten: https://www.research.ibm.com/5-in-5/crypto-anchors-and-blockchain/ "Within the next five years, cryptographic anchors and blockchain technology will ensure a product’s authenticity --

Re: Oliver Leistert: "Blockcian as a Modulator of Existence"

On Mon, Mar 5, 2018 at 7:59 PM Morlock Elloi wrote: > In "Borat", there was a scene where a guy wanted to make sure that the > car he is interested in is a "*ussy magnet". > > Blockchain is * magnet, in the sense that it attracts everything, > especially *topian

Re: Oliver Leistert: "Blockcian as a Modulator of Existence"

In "Borat", there was a scene where a guy wanted to make sure that the car he is interested in is a "*ussy magnet". Blockchain is * magnet, in the sense that it attracts everything, especially *topian discourses. The way out (if one indeed is looking for a way out,) is to look at the boring

Oliver Leistert: "Blockcian as a Modulator of Existence"

Now that we have at length (and at leisure) trashed the blockchain on this list, I suddenly stumbled on the first text that made sense of it, to me at last. Unfortunately, it paints a very dystopian picture of the possibilities of the blockchain.