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Trigs
@trigs
Fall down this rabbit hole with me.... Consider the economy the cost of establishing trust. We rely on currencies managed by banks to allow trade to power industry, while paying for security (police, military) to enforce settlement. This is how we establish trust; as long as everyone follows the rules, we can thrive. If you've made the jump with me that the cost of trust is the efficiency of the economy, then if a radically transparent system of currency (cryptography) with baked in enforcement (blockchains) can establish equal to, or more trust, trade can continue to power industry and we can thrive, for less cost. Transparency = Efficiency (no wonder people value honesty!)
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KMac🍌 ⏩
@kmacb.eth
Love rabbit holes like this one. Speed alone doesn't equal efficiency. - Rushing product development without thorough testing can lead to costly errors or recalls. - Fast decision-making in crisis situations may overlook critical feedback & reduce effectiveness. - Quickly adopting new technology can create tech debt and operational disruptions
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mOde
@stragys
The speed of trust is a different thing. Rushing product development because of lack of trust in the processes where you have to go back and forth until the deadline becomes so close that it's impossible to be on time and avoiding unnecessary procedures because everyone works in an open-minded culture - not the same.
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