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by aprescott
4997 days ago
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The original description uses the value 12 because of the prior value of 2 hours, whereas you seem to just have N generals and no such hourly time from which to derive 12, plus this: The existence of the 12-block chain is proof that a majority of them has participated in its creation. Why is the existence of 12 verifications proof that a majority of N have participated? |
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he can even be lucky twice or thrice. but to be lucky 12 times against everyone else with less than 50% of the resources, is statistically improbable.
2 hours is the result of those two values (12 being statistically relevant, and 10 minutes a chosen parameter of problem difficulty), not an input variable.