i am 100% sure that permissionless, censorship resistant, public blockchains are a critical piece of the future.

they'll be ubiquitous, boring, a feature of the universe, exciting not in themselves but for what's enabled.

question is which ones are gopher and which ones are http?

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trust is the north star. with this more than any other technology, the stack that wins will be the one that earns public trust

and just like ip/tcp/http, it will belong to no one, and that's beautiful

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TBD

but once we have a real rollup--meaning: permissionless, with open competition for sequencing just like for l1 block production.
+ ideally no token
and it's fast enough

i don't see why we need many

Do you think multiple chains will fall into the http bucket or do you think it has to be one chain?

TCP/IP was boosted by Unix, then Linux
HTTP was boosted by Mosaic, then Netscape

Network effects and user experience matter.

I like EVM and EOA because they facilitate the network effect.

We're getting there with L2s/L3s, embedded wallets, meta txns, etc. still a long way to go.

My mind is on the app layer.

people think they don't need this hence they don't care