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RE: The History of Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPOS)
Its "cringy" because it was said by CZ, not some newbie or average user. CZ is one of the most prominent participants in the crypto industry, so for him to not know blockchain fundamentals is reasonably cringy.
The idea still applies.
This post discusses many ideas, some people will read it and undressed some concepts, they will probably understand (especially the decisions) the whole situation even better now that they know a few things.
Instead of silence, witnesses should spread knowledge and educate the community about the chain. It is well known that a dumb population is easier to control, a smarter population will keep everyone in check and accountable. Guess why witnesses were posting movie reviews and streaming games instead of doing what really matters?
Just accepting the final decisions without knowing why and how is pure slavery. Treating people like if they don't have the brain for it is also pure slavery.
You're implying that the witnesses have a responsibility to educate others, but they don't. You also seem to think that the blame for others ignorance lies with the witnesses, but it doesn't. Freedom Isn't Free. Only those who Seek Shall Find, and absolutely nothing excuses the utter nonsense, idiocy, and complete ignorance that CZ displayed. You though, seem to disagree, you think that despite the voluminous and completely public and easily accessible information about everything to do with everything, people are purposefully kept in the dark. Let me ask you this, if that is the case, by what miraculous exceptions do you think that yabbamat and others came to know anything, let alone know enough that you consider them as capable to share that information and knowledge?
That's true.
Not to be argumentative, but I disagree that it still applies.
Nobody was talking about the "masses" here. Its not "cringy" for the wider community to be confused, and lots of people, including/especially witnesses will be glad to take the time to assist. That's not the issue here.
CZ is not part of the wider crowd. The man employees very smart people that can help him understand blockchain. He is one of the foremost participants in the blockchain industry, and it is cringy to not know your own industry.
Not to be argumentative, but I disagree that it still applies.No worries, it's always better than believing in something just because it feels good.
Nobody was talking about the "masses" here. Its not "cringy" for the wider community to be confused, and lots of people, including/especially witnesses will be glad to take the time to assist. That's not the issue here.Well, I was. Your replays to people should be based on what they said, no based on ideas you think you could have a good answer to them.
CZ is not part of the wider crowd. The man employees very smart people that can help him understand blockchain. He is one of the foremost participants in the blockchain industry, and it is cringy to not know your own industry.Already answered that question, at least have the decency to check my comments above.
Keep on cheerleading,
Thank you,