While browsing the interwebs in search for something nice and reasonably short (max 30 minutes) to watch during my lunch - yes, I confess I have the habit of watching stuff while eating - I stumbled upon a short documentary about the blockchain. It's quite recent (it was launched in April this year) and probably you already saw it.
But I think it's an interesting pastime for a Sunday afternoon. It's not super technical and probably this is a good thing, after the long string of technical posts I've been publishing for the last couple of days. It's also a bit biased, in the sense that you can feel the excitement of the producer and of the people interviewed, but nevertheless it's interesting to watch. As any technology evolves, the initial enthusiasm fades and we're forced to find practical applications of that thing. It was the same with the world wide web: I don't think many of you understand the fabulous implications of such a simple thing like a link. The fact that you can access instantly another document was, just 30 years ago, incredible.
Now we're witnessing something similar, only it's about decentralized consensus and money.
If you find the movie useful, there is a support page at the producer's website.
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