WEB3, PLAINLY · Ep. 5
The Vending Machine
Why can a piece of code hold your money and pay you without asking anyone?
The film asks: Would you trust a machine over a cashier? · The machine / The cashier / Depends
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What it says
- Why can a piece of code hold your money and pay you without asking anyone?
- Because a smart contract is a vending machine. Coin in, rules run, snack out.
- No cashier decides. The rules were written once, and they run the same for everyone.
- Which is the gift and the danger. If the rules have a hole, the machine gives your snack to whoever finds it.
- Would you trust a machine over a cashier?
05). A glowing vending machine at the end of a pier at night. Coin in, the rules run (gears turn behind the glass), the snack drops. No cashier: a dark, empty kiosk beside it. Then a hole in the rules: a stranger taps a loose panel and your snack drops into his hands.
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