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This argument by analogy is unconvincing because comparing distributed ledger technology to IoT is like comparing TCP/IP to the iPhone. Do you have a first principles argument to root the discussion? :)
I'm just saying that not everything that gets heralded as the next internet turns out to be the next internet. Sometimes there's signal in the hype, sometimes the hype is a collective delusion. It's problem-solving and value-added, not hype, that should drive tech
If you think blockchain adds unique value and will enable new solutions to important problems, then more power to you. You may well be right, I'm not arguing you're wrong.
I will just note that the money flowing into the field is not being guided by the value-added and the problem-solving. It's 99% hype-following and short-term speculation. If you're different, I respect that. But this is where my skepticism comes from
Self-evidently. My point in my original tweet is that the specific character of the bullshit used has a lot in common with that used 25 years ago. It’s a certain type of delusion, and that’s interesting
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