There has been a networking effect in this sector. The larger it grows, the more people want to jump on board and take part. It will be interesting to see the changes that come along as the blockchain opens up decentralization and puts the power (social, financial, and perhaps even political) into the hands of the layperson. That aside, I enjoyed reading your thoughts on this. Thank you.
The political is going to be interesting.
Imagine a stake weighted system, where stake is the level of background experience, skill and applied interest in a topic. Rather than voting for a person, a range of ideas are put forward and people vote, with their weighting level being applied in strength. For example, a doctor might have a higher weighting for healthcare topics than me, but I might have a higher rating for education. Sounds complicated, but if the data can be captured, a blockchain can apply it. One of the issues in politics we have is that we vote for personalities, making politicians celebrities - when what we need is to support ideas and have the right people implement them.
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