It's engineered to open up application development to the masses by scaling discussions and consensus through an Internet of Languages and code synthesis.
What the hell does this even mean, @kevinwong? lol
I'm gonna look more into this Tauchain mumbo jumbo you're spewing. I think I'll be intrigued once I understand what what you said even means.
But you're right. It's ironic that people praising decentralization are doing it on highly centralized platforms lol. We all have Stockholm Syndrome to a certain extent.
Ah it'll take too long to explain. Basically, anyone can program any programming languages on Tauchain that could be close to natural language, just by interacting with the platform. There's no universal language here. Since all discussions take place on Tauchain are programs in themselves, people can even use it to discuss stuff like application development and have the code synthesised from discussion. But of course, it will all be very difficult in the beginning, I suspect we'll be like babies learning to speak.
Edit: better to read the creator's blogposts, i'm likely to have explained it incorrectly.
Well it's nothing wrong, just somewhat wasteful when they could've been contributing to the distribution of cryptos. Still hard to move since Steem-based apps aren't matured yet and Twitter / Facebook / etc users have massive lock-in costs from having their friends and followers there. Maybe just a matter of time.