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by flanked-evergl
683 days ago
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> You may also be overlooking that we have the benefit of a reliable root of trust in the form of manually provided government documents and IDs that are carefully provisioned. I'm not overlooking it, self-interested political parties are, but you are conflating the authentication problem with the voting problem. Moving to electronic voting does not solve the authentication problem, it just adds one more problem. > You think in 10,000 years it will still be impossible to run a vote electronically? Yes. |
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