to be decided on Nostr: The only possible remedy to this would be very widespread adoption throughout ...
The only possible remedy to this would be very widespread adoption throughout most/all states and institutions and populations.
Theoretically, as soon as it becomes obvious to states/institutions who are lagging behind that they need to buy in, there is only one thing that can stop them from doing so, since AFAIK there's no technical way for any third actor to stop them: their unwillingness for ideological "reasons".
Appears likely to me that this will be the main issue: ideological reasons and narratives will prove very stubborn, which will needlessly bring instability.
Theoretically, as soon as it becomes obvious to states/institutions who are lagging behind that they need to buy in, there is only one thing that can stop them from doing so, since AFAIK there's no technical way for any third actor to stop them: their unwillingness for ideological "reasons".
Appears likely to me that this will be the main issue: ideological reasons and narratives will prove very stubborn, which will needlessly bring instability.