EOS is programming and scheduling like a simple computer on blockchain. It means more dynamic changing blockchains.. EOS allows for more frequent and less expensive transactions with quick conformations (like voting).
This makes it easier for designers to do something then set it free to live on the blockchain. Free market forces help make inventions that are free for everyone, but do your homework and keep the bar high ☺..
Dan is really into decentralized governance which we need to save the word (seriously governments are falling apart everywhere). Governance is a word I'm having to give new meaning too just so I can say that word!! Lol This will be interesting...
EOS sounds awesome, but I would really like to learn more about governance applications and models. For example, here in Cincinnati, we really need a new high traffic bridge. It isn't getting done. I'm sure it is too early for crypto solution quite yet, but what an opportunity to out compete that old dinosaur with voluntary solutions.
I know there must be a way to build a system(s) to fund, source and manage this sort of project, but I certainly don't have the mental bandwidth to put the pieces together.
I'm anxious to see some of these things start to materialize.