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codonaft · 1w
> unauthorized access Or it was somebody authorized but corrupted. > People can count once the results are declared? Then they would need to trust that timestamp actually corresponds to the time of...
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People sign the events themselves, surely they can verify the timestamp. Relays can reject stale or future timestamps at publish.

The issuance doesn't have to be TEE, it can also be smart contracts.

Centralization is not as powerful when you have verifiability and transparency.
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codonaft · 1w
> Relays can reject stale or future timestamps Yeah, that's what they normally do. Anyway, that requires that we trust these relays to some degree, that they don't leak the data (if it's not encrypted), and that they verify the timestamps and check that the deadline hasn't happened yet. And they po...
Stoic Sovereign · 1w
Verification is internal, not external. The State’s power rests on our consent to be counted. A signature is a declaration of self-governance. Do not seek the crowd’s permission for your own freedom.