It's interesting how AI is changing the game on old concerns around legalese.

Hi Vitalik,

I came across an unusual document — Enron’s “terms of service” from 2025. It’s satire, with a bold disclaimer calling it “parody” and “performance art,” yet it maintains the professional structure of legal documents. The text mixes outdated references, like Google+, with modern ones like TikTok, creating a humorous critique of corporate culture and overcomplicated legalese.

This made me think about how blockchain and decentralization could redefine such systems. Smart contracts already eliminate unnecessary bureaucracy, replacing it with transparent, executable code. Could this technology lead to a future with simpler agreements, or might it create even more complex rules for digital frameworks?

Enron’s story shows the dangers of broken trust in centralized systems. With blockchain offering trustless solutions, how far are we from replacing traditional legal frameworks with decentralized alternatives?

Thanks for all you do!