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Rolling for PNK sky

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kek

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>kleros
>consensus of independent thought in an immutable digital ledger, incentivesed via game theory crypto-economics
>current applications include a result based betting site and a language translation freelance application
>Kleros jurors vote on the definition of words, sentences, phrases, or terms which can be made compositable into an alternative structure to legalese for contracts involving subjective human interpretation or independent thought consensus.
>Kanye West is complaining about shitty bloated legacy business agreements using courts of law are on Twitter
>Anons don't see the opportunity to partake in community driven consensus and opt-in alternative rule-books for the execution conditions of their smart contracts.

If I digitized my employement contract, and added a clause to permit me an extra week of paid time off in the event of a family tragedy, my employer would likely only agree on the terms that the funds at least go to an escrow service (haha) so there's opportunity for claim dispute to combat abuse. If I was choosing which escrow and dispute resolution service I wanted to use for my contract would I choose:
1) old and expensive lawyers that are likely friend with my boomer employer, or
2) a group of independent anonymous peers (verified to be my american peers thanks to a mix of LINKs CanDID and Kleros own PoH),
I'm going to bet on the anonymous peers to say my uncle dying does qualify as a tragic event in terms of my contract, and the tamper proof digital agreement will continue to function as designed from deployment, only relying or calling a session of Kleros "court" (which is really just a tool to verify humans agreed to a certain degree about a certain topic at a certain time) when the application or service, such as my employement contract, needs to perform an action in response to complex and inherently human question. I only have 5k. I want more.

I would, however, say thank you for the bumps until the person Im looking for shows up clad in his trip or not.

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Its an alternative service to bridge the gap, normies won't feel comfy about using Kleros until we're already in our blockchain based future. That's why PNK is my second comfiest hold, it won't be leading the bull market, but the value once the space is established is second to only one.

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I was leaving a notice for OGs that Sergey spoke directly to the big boys in banks, but formatted it like a question for fun. Kill yourself for getting so upset over a post.

By vishnu sirs, buy my NFT so I can feed my village, the needful https://app.rarible.com/token/0xd07dc4262bcdbf85190c01c996b4c06a461d2430:28603:0xc1ca5a6007584961453e1148fbcfa9b2d6605a3a

Buy my shitty NFT so I can buy more Kleros

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>Kleros is a blockchain application which uses crypto-economic incentives to turn anonymous jurors into effective dispute resolution workers by turning the truth about the state of a contract into a shelling point that "players" of the "economic game" strive towards. This means the manner in which Kleros conceals the votes of other jurors during voting forces each juror to bet their own money and reputation in an information vacuum, where you know only one thing about the other voters: they stand to make money by voting truthfully. The rational, selfish beings humans are, they vote for the truth/justice because they know everyone else is there to make money and you actively lose money by trying to cheat the system. This dispute resolution layer is plug and play with any ETH contract who's participants want human dispute resolution without needing to invest in an ENTIRE FUCKING CALL CENTER. Small to mid sized businesses will now have a means by which to compete with the big boys in order of dispute resolution throughput, and the big boys get to do it for cheaper. Let's talk PNK?


Right now PNK is being integrated into a blockchain freelance language translating application to settle disputes between work, and in the future, where blockchains potential is fully realized and services need human dispute resolution look to see Kleros advertising itself as first mover, they haven't left stealth phase yet.

Any veteran PNKers, where is the best place to keep my ear to the ground about Kleros developments?