I had a rather interesting discussion about a blockchain-governed community in the real world the other day and some intriguing issues came up.

1. The transition to a DAO governed neighborhood/city/country requires active participation from the majority of the network. Our society is being robed for 2000 years without a viable solution. It will take immense effort to convince them into participating unless we find reasonable incentives.

2. The idea of perfect knowledge resides in the fact that we hope everyone will comply with it. Many religious groups will have a thing or two to say about quantum mechanics today and something new that will be discovered 10 or 20 years from now. If you can't explain why one atom can be in two places at once, they have no reason to listen to you. To have a ledger of "normal things to do" we all need to agree on it. Hard to see that happening any time soon.

3. Individuality would cease to exist with perfect knowledge. Once I grasped the concept of Bitcoin and blockchain in general it became crystal clear how some critical issues can be solved, but other problems emerge with these solutions. When we reach a point where we know everything we either all become exactly the same or we discover another unknown aspect of our existence and split our personalities based on these new discoveries.

I know that what we are striving for as a community is morally correct but the end result may not be what we are expecting. Would love to stand corrected on this one though. Also, great work on this piece. Loved it.