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This is the guy that thought that a simulated(on traditional CPU) quantum algorithm could be faster than a traditional algorithm.

This is the guy that thought of Ethereum because he disagreed with a balance patch in an MMO and thinks that in a blockchain mmo you could just fork it.

Every take he has is about cryptolibertarian ideology and should be treated as such.



Isn't the entire point of blockchain and proof-of-work to prevent forks?


Absolutely not. Forks are extremely important. Where did you come up with that idea?


It's a consensus mechanism, a way to agree on which fork is the real one and which forks should be ignored, automatically.




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