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"ethical applications of Ordinals and Inscriptions" with a bunch of cyberwarfare nonsense. SUUURE [Spoken audio]: The risk in cyberspace is I can spend up a billion fake people and I can create a civil war by having the fake Republicans hate on the fake Democrats or the real Democrats having the fake Democrats hate on the real Republicans and having Yeah, the fake women hate on the real men and having the fake men hate on the real women until everybody thinks Everybody is disrespectful to them and then we're and by the way, maybe this is happening now Yeah, maybe it just happened with the first generation technology and that's why we have the cultural divides we have But imagine when I can do it a million times cheaper and better with the next generation technology. I think that the implication is We can no longer allow People to create millions of accounts. Yeah, the other day there were there were probably 2000 fake accounts that followed me on Twitter and And one day, which means there's 750,000 fake people following me on Twitter every year. No, I saw it. I literally saw, in a matter of one hour, 1,500 bot accounts got scrubbed off my account in one hour. And they were bots. So we can no longer live with that status quo. So the issue is, how are you going to actually create integrity in cyberspace? And I think the answer, the simple answer here is, you actually create a public-private key identity pair, like they use on Noster, but then you have to actually inscribe it on the Bitcoin base layer with the transaction. So I determined Michael Saylor, Michael Saylor's public key is this on the Bitcoin base layer. I published that to the world's most immutable database that's immoral, that's indestructible on a transaction that cannot be interdicted. If I do that, I've got an orange check. It might cost me a quarter once in my life, but now you've got an immutable identity. If you tie that to your Twitter identity, now if someone wants to launch a billion Twitter bots it's going to cost them a billion transactions and that's going to be a billion dollars. A, you end up with a cost to mount a billion repetition attack. But B, if you become a fake person, if you generate 10 million fake people and I catch you in my screen and I block you. It cost you a dollar or ten dollars or a hundred dollars. So by by conjoining or by combining the power of cryptography with the power of of a decentralized crypto network like Bitcoin, I can bring cost and consequence into cyberspace.
GN Hope y’all had a wonderful and successful day. #gn #nft @coolcats
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