1/ Here’s why I think Ethereum & Proof-of-Stake are bad ideas.
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Point is that there *are* obvious exploitable inefficiencies in PoW. This argument should be on basis of the game theory.
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On average, the bubble sort algorithm takes a trillion operations to sort a million integers. The quicksort algorithm gives identical results in 20 million operations. That makes quicksort is 50,000 times more efficient, yet no laws of physics have been violated.
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well why not have PoS == one hash harder to revert, I believer PoS forms are more efficient and ecofriendly
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Sorry but the perpetuum mobile analogy is worthless. Please use real arguments.
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These things are completely different. Trying to jump from the laws of physics to probing PoS doesn't work doesn't make sense. Used as more than a simple analogy to make things easier to understand is a mistake
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Lots of opinions , good for everyone !
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Lol, just lol. Really? You can say the same thing about PoW. In PoW there are exploitable ineffeciences, whereas in horses every step goes to moving you forward. This is the perfect example of knowing enough about physics to be dangerous.
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