Great q.
I’d argue that many social apps make use of global consensus on at least *some* values. Could be upvotes vs user counts.
If you can get global consensus on one byte, you can run it again to get global consensus on N bytes (possibly with some upper limit on N).
I’d argue that many social apps make use of global consensus on at least *some* values. Could be upvotes vs user counts.
If you can get global consensus on one byte, you can run it again to get global consensus on N bytes (possibly with some upper limit on N).