Lazy mornings, even lazier this summer. Conversation and actions happened in slow motion due to the extreme heat. Our three sloths were almost motionless. It would take time lapse photography to determine if they were still functioning.
One thing that was certainly still working was the caffeine. Even if the body didn’t want to respond, the brains certainly did fueled by the aromatic drug.
Nike’s thoughts were coming fast and furious his processing power faster than his new smart phone or so he would like to think. His chosen subject if he ever entered the British TV show “Mastermind” would be crypto currencies from their inception to their mainstream adoption. His virtual wallet full of strange names. Or maybe to have a few wallets. He didn't want to put all his crypto eggs in one basket.
Talking more to himself he said out loud…”One day”.
Local friend Peter bored without meaningful conversation asked:
One day what?
Nike as though being woken from his inner thoughts, continued out loud:
Our local seemed skeptical.
-Yea, it’s a good idea but what if the system was hacked. Who will protect it.
-That’s actually it. It is impossible to hack something that is here, there and everywhere. How could you possibly hack something that has no constant domain.
-Not sure,- said local.
-For me there are three types of people: open minders, close minders and never minders.
And it was clear who belonged to each category.
Nike continued with admiration in his voice “I don’t know what they teach you at school in Eastern Europe but this lad Vitalik still only in his twenties has created the crypto Etherium. He's a genius and well ahead of his time.”
But of course it was too hot for serious discussions. After a long pause the next topic as if from nowhere was about who had met the most famous people. Adrian wanting to win this one and showed off his connections casually named dropped and recalled a chance encounter in a public toilets of a B list celebrity then who went on to become an A lister. Not George Michael he was quick to point out because of the connotations.
Maybe it was just the heat effecting stimulated minds.
