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> decentralized anything never works at scale I'm pretty impressed by this thing called 'the internet'.
While your point is valid, I think the "propagate all ledger entries to all nodes" kind of decentralized is different than the "route around broken nodes" kind of decentralized. I'm guessing GP meant the former not the latter.
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ah physical key has the same properties and end-users seems to have been accepting that just fine for hundreds of years
I hate when I lose my house key and just have to leave it and go buy a new house somewhere else.
If someone stole your key, then they could've done anything to your house while your away, just like with a digital key, right?
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ah physical key has the same properties and end-users seems to have been accepting that just fine for hundreds of years
Nobody with my house key can impersonate me in my house from anywhere in the world without me knowing. The signed and notarized documents involved give me a legal avenue to remove anyone who obtains a key, instead of just abandoning the house and the equity to identity thieves.