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The international political stage has been very lively these days. After Trump came to power, the United States' attitude towards Russia reversed by 180 degrees. Ukraine was not invited to the Russia-Ukraine war talks. As a result, the United States and Russia made a plan to end the war by dividing Ukraine. Zelensky was humiliated during his visit to the United States, and the Western world was stunned. However, for Chinese people, this century of humiliation is easier to understand. The Paris Peace Conference of World War I, the Beiyang government was humiliated, and then the May Fourth Movement broke out. Weak countries have no diplomacy, and we at least have a basic understanding of the international jungle order of the survival of the fittest. However, it is also called "Wolf Warrior cognition" by many so-called public intellectuals.
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The clock of international politics is turning cruelly. Ukraine is just the appetizer. Is the main course the United States dismembering the European Union? The three-country war between the East, the United States, and the European Union I haven't written anything too macro for three or four months. On the one hand, it's the end of the year/beginning of the year. Whether it's official business or family affairs, there are a lot of miscellaneous things, so I don't have much time and energy to write. On the other hand, encryption is now micro-structured on the chain, and the macro-impact is indirect. Except for Bitcoin, the path of action on specific targets is relatively vague. So today I will write about the topic of international politics as a hobby. However, if we extend it to a two-year period, this change in the global pattern may be closely related to everyone.
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The reporter questioned, why do people believe in code? Szabo smiled mysteriously: "Because the code doesn't lie. It can't be bribed, threatened, or change its mind at will. It just faithfully executes the established rules." In a subsequent paper, Szabo elaborated on the concept of smart contracts: A smart contract is a computerized transaction protocol that executes the terms of a contract. The overall goal of smart contract design is to meet common contract conditions, minimize malicious and accidental exceptions, and minimize the need for trusted intermediaries. I think the potential for greatly reducing the transaction costs of executing certain contracts and creating new types of businesses and social institutions based on smart contracts is huge, but has not been deeply studied. However, the technical basis for realizing this vision has not yet appeared. Szabo and other cypherpunks will have to wait for many years.
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1994, Washington. Nick Szabo, a member of the cypherpunk group, was writing in his humble apartment. On the screen was a paper on "smart contracts". Szabo's apartment was filled with books on law and computer science. As a researcher who was interested in both fields, he had been thinking about how to combine the certainty of law with the precision of computer programs. "Imagine a vending machine," Szabo wrote, "that's the simplest smart contract. It doesn't need a judge to enforce the contract, it doesn't need a policeman to maintain order, the rules are written in the machine's program." "There are too many problems with traditional contracts," he told reporters who came to interview him, "performance depends on human will, and dispute resolution requires lengthy litigation. But if we can encode the contract into a program, it will run strictly according to the preset rules. No judges, no lawyers, only code."
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