Yea the idea there is that with it being decentralized, it has an unedited history. So if each block added to the chain is a new transaction, you can see previous agreements. Being decentralized also means that it's public record and everyone can see the contract/agreement/transaction.
There's a lot of neat stuff that can be done, but as the other guy stated, it's a solution looking for a problem.
I feel like the things I want to call you besides calling out your lack of diamond hands will get me banned but would be normal wallstreetbets language
You think laws matter to the privileged?
I know someone in corporate McDonalds. They were pissed the instant they found out. They have a saying internally, "were not red or blue, were golden." They intentionally don't take political stances. This franchise owner acted without corporate blessing, and if I had to guess, that message was intentionally not passed up the chain.
I know someone who works in corporate McDonalds and the whole organization is pissed. Corporate didn't bless this. They have an internal saying, "were not red or blue, were golden." Meaning they stay out of politics. They don't want to be anywhere near this shit
My perspective is that in his first term, he rewarded loyalty but also attempted to place some pieces based on merit. He learned that he needed more loyalty to do what he wanted, (Pence wouldn't do what trunp wanted on j6), so he's going all out loyalist this go around.
Hopefully yall are right. They incompetence is so great they're wildly useless. Because we've already seen they're will be no consequences for their actions