How to pronounce“blockchains”in English

blockchains is a good template for how to you know organize these systems yeah value freedom value decentralization

blockchains where you could you could start to do that in in in in in some cases two years ago that was less so it's a very rapidly evolving ecosystem

blockchains it would work fine for a a decentralized global global currency right so I think there were technical bot next to that two years ago and maybe

multiple blockchains.

Practical blockchains to do kind of actual automated theorem proving and I don't think anybody's really Managed IT in an interesting case yet it's a thing

about blockchains to do right like basically they are sort of the missing piece that um where without them the kinds of

of blockchains there's uh things that they've done to help and they've in some cases definitely done a good job of kind of going after fraudulent

Where we have permissionless blockchains, Bitcoin being the best known-- some of the alt coins like Litecoin.

And they're building blockchains that could be used in corporate settings, where the focus is on the power of the ledger and the smart contracts that

platform for blockchains.

before we sold it blockchains and crypto obviously the polymath project where a bunch of people parallel processed and were able to solve an open math problem

analyzing what happens in blockchains we have a whole effort in blockchain analytics um and uh you know we've we've sort of published some samples of how

pedagogical framework for building blockchains.

you know blockchains continue to prosper and we figure out scalability is so that

um so existing blockchains you know including bitcoin including the ethereum of today and including a lot of them they use proof of work

applying it to blockchains right is that blockchains aren't just about like spreading data around they're about agreeing on exactly what data was spread

which is because blockchains and the infrastructure all of these things are built on force that transparency right whereas the centralized financial

only learned about blockchains through the lens of nfts they understand blockchains through nfts not through speculative tokens or bitcoins right and i think that

solved with blockchains is is actually very straightforward and i think in its simplicity quite powerful you could have an ai that has an ability

in general and blockchains in my opinion blockchains do not seek to be maximally flexible right they say

today's blockchains which are not that fast and not anonymous over time you fingerprint yourself over time we do some of this with the browser so

the beauty of blockchains which we'll talk about on twitter somebody pointed me to a story uh a bunch of people pointed me to a story

whole bunch of different blockchains and there there's a lot of potential and a lot of importance to putting this kind of tool set out there

to make separate blockchains of right now and the numbers should definitely be greater than one and probably greater than two or even five uh not three

This is what they like about blockchains.

kind of technical term for blockchains i mean like account balances code um like things that are like memory

highly hyper reliable world of blockchains so that the unreliable world can be passed through this decentralized meta layer and it can co-exist with the with the

generate themselves to augment and improve blockchains and it is actually the goal of oracle's to consistently do that so if you were

sharding solves another problem with blockchains which is a scalability and what sharding does is it basically says

interested in trying to use some like blockchains to look for various government use cases they're going to have limited corruption

You have Bitcoin so you could have a reward structure and blockchains.

Web3, blockchains, DeFi, NFTs and gaming.

So as soon as I started digging into how blockchains work, I got fascinated by this latest breakthrough innovation

that's how how we started getting involved with blockchains is we realized people were using you know wolf malfa as the Oracle for smart contract so to

speak and so that got us interested in blockchains in general and what was ended up happening is wol from language is with its symbolic representation of

things is really very good at representing things like blockchains and so I think we now have and we don't really know all the comparisons but we

to ban crypto to the extent of just complete like preventing blockchains from existing but they definitely have the ability to really marginalize it right

uh so there's two major paradigms for scaling blockchains right as you said layer one and layer two and layer one basically means

but then you could limit it with private keys and blockchains

are completely collaborative and complementary with ethereum and all other blockchains and all other layer twos

ton of money in mining for instance but most new blockchains cryptocurrencies are just sold basically they're you know issued

open questions around it but you know is are public blockchains and you know that sort of architecture is that going to be useful for decentralized or

And then you get permissioned Blockchains.

And it's a healthy robust ecosystem for a lot of these blockchains to have interoperability.

Now they've been versions of those businesses that don't involve blockchains, and when you really dig into it, you might say I don't really need,

um I mean this whole question about you know you mentioned automated theorem proving and blockchains and so on and as I've thought about this kind of physics

uh if you look at people who've been able to decode uh blockchains and they they do leak a lot of data they're not as secure as

and then we see a lot of different um amazing applications happening on blockchains you know it could be like dao is creating new ways for people

is another decentralized computational system that has a different goal right so blockchains