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My son forgot to take the garbage out last night and we woke up to a kitchen floor wriggling with maggots. I propose a use case of Ethereum as the new collective noun for maggots. IE: An Ethereum of maggots.

Stop it. Now you're just teasing...

Exactly, and I'm all for it. That's the only bastion we have, yet it still has to compete in a world of knowledge purchase-and-hoarding with twisted IP incentives and talent sniping. Imagine the open source bloom if noone could own the method and it wasn't just excersised in software development but industry, medicine and the teaching knowledge itself. FOSS >> FOSK

Methods of implementation are still only knowledge and therefore can only ever be discovered, not created. I would love to peek into a hypothetical testnet world where only the act of implementing knowledge was the thing that could earn you money, and never the possession and hoarding of information itself.

Yes for Australia also. My partner is a natural foods focussed chef and she would love this.

I'm still of the opinion information should be free and that ideas should not be ownable as property. Change my mind.