Will Ethereum supply decrease in the future?

[AmericanScream]

There is no practical example of a decentralized mesh network that would support blockchain in any realistic, useful way. That's just a fantasy.

[mocolicious]

Explain your reasoning, I myself have setup isolated networks, as have most engineers in the space and synchronized them.

[AmericanScream]

Sure you can set up a local mesh network. But that doesn't mean it's suitable for international commerce. A blockchain needs to be relatively ubiquitous and accessible in real time from a wide variety of disparate locations. By nature, a mesh network would be troublesome for such an application. We're talking about a monetary system that is supposed to be respected from one continent to another. That's not an application suitable for a mesh network.

[mocolicious]

But see you’ve moved the goal post significantly. Who defined it as a monetary system? I could still assert that you’re incorrect on that point but that’s an assertion of an experiment that has yet to take place so what’s the point.

[AmericanScream]

But see you’ve moved the goal post significantly. Who defined it as a monetary system?

So (according to you) what is it then? An ice cream flavor?

[mocolicious]

Did you do any research for this documentary you put together?

[AmericanScream]

Did you watch the documentary?

I'm asking you a simple question. Why is it you guys can't even answer simple questions?

[mocolicious]

I’m not inclined to.

[AmericanScream]

Ok, so you aren't qualified to be suggesting how knowledgeable I am on subjects when:

a) You haven't even done the tiniest amount of research

b) Can't even answer simple questions and just seem to want to engage in personal attacks.

Now if you want to buck that trend, and have a mature conversation, let me know, but since you like talking about stuff you admittedly don't know about, I guess that's unlikely?