Re:Systems built on trust, norms, and institutions function ...
by wolco on Friday April 06, 2018 @01:28PM
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Many of those items changed forms and exist today. If this was 10 years ago you can add 3d printing or solar panels. Some technologies take time to develop.
Re:Systems built on trust, norms, and institutions function ...
by slededit on Friday April 06, 2018 @01:22PM
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Cryptocoins appear to have drastically more adoption than any of those.
Re:Systems built on trust, norms, and institutions function ...
by bwoodring on Friday April 06, 2018 @01:57PM
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Don't kid yourself, the number of people who own cryptocurrency is vanishingly small, and the number of people who own cryptocurrency for any other reason than a get-rich-quick scheme is microscopic.
Re:Systems built on trust, norms, and institutions function ...
by kaistinchcombe on Friday April 06, 2018 @01:26PM
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Depends on how you define "adoption" doesn't it?
Re:Systems built on trust, norms, and institutions function ...
by tCfD on Friday April 06, 2018 @01:31PM
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Their adoption comes as a consequence of their temporarily uncensorable ability to facilitate open speculation and gambling, so the adoption curve is merely following the well worn grooves laid by ancient vices.
Betamax, 3D TVs, laserdiscs, segways, new coke, etc.