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>>7636004
I see everything that you are talking about coming

It's just that your analysis is missing one little bitty thing.

Blockchains are more efficient than any other way to organize data

Have you been to steemit.com?

Have you figured it out yet? No servers, no employees, no bills - it's just a distributed ledger. The website itself that you read is a block explorer. Pic is of Engadget capitulating and signing up for this whole twit- I mean steemit thing.

I am not telling you that steemit is a great website or anything. I am telling you that the entire internet will be rebuilt. Steemit is like looking at a Yahoo directory listing in the early days of www.

You don't think getting paid to post is more efficient than getting bombarded with ads?

Any data that needs to be organized is better off on a blockchain, whether they are private or decentralized

You are about to see a decentralized Uber, Facebook, Air B+B, upwork.
you name it. It will all be peer to peer, and commission free and you don't think a revolution is coming..

>>7575948


Pic of Engadget signing up for Steemit

"I'll guess we will register this twitter handle thingy"