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1\ @io_terry I just finished watching your presentation on the cup recycling project (youtube.com/watch?v=bjcZiA…) and I have to say that I am in love.

It is an incredible use case not just for adoption but also for making the world a better place and it shows how important the ...
2\ ... data transactions aspect really is.

Critics usually ask: "Why would people use the tokens if they can just use 0-value transactions?" or "Why would we use IOTA for data transactions if we had bittorrent for decades?"

This use case is such a wonderful combination of ...
3\ ... both aspects of the protocol that would not work without the other and it really puts these questions to rest as it gives a very concrete example of why and how these features of the protocol can and will be combined in the real world!

It really amazes me how no other ...
4\ ... project seemingly cares about this vast potential of DLT for humankind and only seems to care about building a new form of "smart" money.

You have very uniquely captured, what i consider to be the "spirit of IOTA": Instead of trying to get rich quick, let's get rich ...
5\ ... together by building a world were everybody wins!

It is exactly these kind of business models that are enabled by DLT and it is this kind of transformation that I am looking forward to see which motivates me to work for the IF!

I hope that this video will get a lot of...
6\ ... views and inspires others to also "think out of the box" to solve seemingly unsolvable problems!

I am incredibly grateful of having you in our community! Thank you very much!
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@SarahJamieLewis @tangleblog @WIRED 1\ I dont't even know how to respond to this because it feels like whatever I am going to write is going to be misinterpreted by you anyway (sorry if this feeling is unjustified) :( I really tried to just have a "normal conversation" with you and even started with praising ....
@SarahJamieLewis @tangleblog @WIRED 2\ ... your simulation results. Maybe it would have been better to just ignore your posts and not write anything (like a lot of people told me), but I still think that your work is interesting and valuable. That being said ... of course I condemn ANY toxic behavior to ANYBODY ...
@SarahJamieLewis @tangleblog @WIRED 3\ ... because it doesn't lead anywhere! I entered the crypto space because I truly believe that it has the potential to change human society and create a better world for us and our children (I just recently became dad to an awesome little girl). I am a feminist myself and ...
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@SarahJamieLewis 1\ If I understand correctly (please correct me if I am wrong), you assume that the local nature of the decision making process would lead to parts of the network making different decisions than other parts (pretty much like the "pockets" in your simulations) ...
@SarahJamieLewis 2\ ... and that adding byzantine nodes would only make this situation worse? Intuitively this sounds like a reasonable assumption - after all it would be "easy" to just "surround" parts of the network and split the opinions, right? Interestingly this is only true for ...
@SarahJamieLewis 3\ ... low dimensional spaces like your simulated 2d-world. The higher the dimensionality of the network, the harder it becomes to achieve "stable domain walls" that prevent the system from converging. In fact 8 neighbors and upwards, seem to be enough to prevent this ...
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@bascule @ercwl 1\ Our approach is indeed somewhat similar to the one taken by Avalanche but this is also not very surprising considering that they are using the same data structure as we do (which was by the way not referenced in their paper) and are trying to solve the same problems.
@bascule @ercwl 2\ That being said it is only similar at first glance. If you look a bit closer, it is quite different as our approach is not "metastable" and always converges to a decision. Especially the Cellular Automata approach with its unique "immune system" is very different.
@bascule @ercwl \3 It is not just much faster (due to the fact that you don't need to "query" other nodes) but also much more secure (due to the additional "immune system").

In addition IOTA does only vote on conflicts, whereas avalanche votes on every single transaction.
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