It works great in theory... but can it work in reality? It is pretty hard to get a large number of people to agree on something...
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It works great in theory... but can it work in reality? It is pretty hard to get a large number of people to agree on something...
@jrcornel, not only that happens all the time, but in most of recorded history as well. We had large numbers of people agreeing to all sorts of unbelievable things all the time.
Hell, a case can be made that it's far-fetched to get a large number of the population agreeing to be governed buy certain more than questionable presidential candidates.
It happens all the time, both good and bad. In fact, "it can't be done" is probably a sentence that most inventors and revolutionaries have heard countless times.
Everything new seems far-fetched... Until it's done.
It won't happen, it's just Utopian ideas, humans will just not go for it, and if you want proof just read all the comments , everyone has his own idea about how things should be and in the end some people will ally with others and start controlling everything and we are exactly back where we started. The ideas are great but they are not realistic. Humans are just like that, in fact I can bet you if things are too good somebody isn't going to like it and just start a movement to end decentralization just because he's against it.
Remember English isn't my native language so I might have mistakes that might make my meaning not so clear.
It happens all of the time with prices.
Prices change every second (Ex. Bittrex) for a product but can we change our minds every minutes for several concepts? Excuse me, products and governance are not the same and not comparable.