Al Vezza, especially would be open to things like that, I remember.
If nobody is working, then nobody is buying products, Imas pointed out, and he traced the issue to a larger issue. “The people in the tech world like to think about supply and nobody talks about demand.” So if you make a lot of stuff at zero cost, then “everybody has everything,” but also nobody has money to buy the things that are being made. He chalked this up to tech executives’ incentives and education: “I don’t think they’ve taken many econ classes,” he said, arguing that tech executives are judged by what tools and software they’re releasing, a supply story only, whereas economics trains you in “equilibrium thinking.”
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obscure mistakes and fun to laugh at yourself afterwards for making them.
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Before we get into the weeds of building anonymous credentials, it’s worth considering the obvious solution. What we want is simple: every user’s credential should be indistinguishable when “shown” to the resource. The obvious question is: why doesn’t the the issuer give a copy of the exact same exact credential to each user? In principle this solves all of the privacy problems, since every user’s “show” will literally be identical. (In fact, this is more or less the digital analog of the physical wristband approach.)