Making good law requires much time and pain: https://unenumerated.blogspot.co.il/2008/02/discovery-of-law.html … Applies to good governance too. There's been no blockchain breakthrough in better governance. What public blockchains enable is the operation of some important institutions like money with far *less* governance.
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So, a blockchain approach wouldn't work in politics. Thanks for clarifying.
No, but in some cases it can substitute for things that often have been (or at least many people think should be) controlled by politics, for example money.
