Satoshi Nakamoto

A traditional contract, still universally used to date, is a written document that frameworks cooperation. It includes the terms and conditions of a partnership or service agreement. Contracts are traditionally written in a perceivable and understandable language to the humans who make them. The contracts include all the clauses, by-laws, and other essential elements that eventually make them unfalsifiable. But with the advent of the internet and other connective technologies, the paradigm of human readability and perception has transcended to…

Internet - The Ultimate Copying Machine Back in the ’90s, the Internet as we know it today started to come to light finally. That was the time when the first browsers, social networks, communities, and games were popping up, and anyone who could get their hands on a computer was waiting to get a piece of it. As we know it today, the Internet is nothing more than a copying machine—the biggest copying machine in history. When I call the…