Wait, dude wasn't six raccoons in a trench coat? My world is shattered.
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Proof that I had bronchitis BTW. Well, I could have stolen the photo, I guesspic.twitter.com/unooW1vuMi
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Further Certification of Identity: Bronchitis meds with a) a page of math which I can explain on request (explanation will not make sense to you), b) Ratty, c) Hank (cat threw up on the carpet)pic.twitter.com/s5LaOr1Plf
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Anybody can clip a random photo of bronchitis meds from the Internet but the cat photos should be definitive
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you may or may not realize that the shared joke here is that some guy tried to win an argument w me a week or so back by losing on the merits, then citing his IQ and posting a picture of his Mensa card to prove that he was smarter (...and he wasn't)
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Skimmed TL, not a real person at all. Anyway what I'm doing here is thinking out loud about different ways one could 'certify' aspects of a persistent pseudonymous identity -- you can't link conclusively to an Official self but you can connect aspects.
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"zero knowledge proof" and ties in with "how many bits of data does it take to uniquely identify a person?" 7 billion people = 33 bits you provided a bunch right there one prevents "replay attacks" (reusing photos) by allowing audience to ask for repositioning
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