-The real data step in the last slide was the first to come up into my mind, since there are usually many sites that analyzes TX fees statistics (min, max, average,...). I think, at least I checked that for Ethereum once. -Also, maybe putting some limits on fee values (not exactly, but an intuition like caps in EIP-1559 could be possible)
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The recent paper discussing blockchain technology not being beneficial to election result verification is absolutely bunk. Discuss the massive benefits of using zero-proof in conjunction with in person paper voting. Grouping this with the pitfalls of “online voting” as proof of inefficiency is not sound logic. Asking people in person to do both written and digital response is not excessive for democracy, the average voter couldn’t care less about the process other than its 100% trustworthiness. Creating an anonymous live updating feed to cross check using blockchain technology in voting booths is a non partisan solution to verification of results. Making a video discussing this would generate a lot of intellectual discussion as it is a hot topic.