Bitcoinifying arguments
2024-07-18 10:00:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith
Bitcoin is famous for being a distributed system. That's one of the properties that make it censorship resistant. When you look at it‘s underlying architecture it turns out that it’s a market of markets. The reason it’s done this way is to setup an incentive structure that is fair to all participants. I wonder if other things could be architected in this way.
What about for example, a similar architecture for decision exploration and decision making? This might be a way to ensure that all sides of an argument are covered. People would be free to take up any side of an argument, and highlight all the important aspects. It wouldn’t necessarily mean that that person held thise views, but would ensure that much bigger possibilities spaces were explored for products, or government policies or new ideologies.
A sort of mechanical turk for idea workshoping, where anyone could participate, all run on the blockchain, not owned by anyone.
Would that even be a usefull, non-dangerous thing to do? #