Linux Walt on Nostr: First you invent a time machine. Then you go forward in time to the desired date, ...
First you invent a time machine. Then you go forward in time to the desired date, generate the encryption key, tell you of that time what the key is, then come back in time and encrypt the data.
So yeah, you’ve posed some significant challenges. I suppose zero knowledge proofs have already been considered for the second one.
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