Most people are on phones now, who uses computers if not for work?
But I guess one could argue using phones would be the same, but even then my personal experience is that most people don't know much about phones either.
I'd suggest looking into Alcubierre Warp Drive, cool story on why the guy came up with it and shows how to wrap spacetime around a spaceship to make it go faster than light.
The ship wouldn't go faster than light because it wouldn't move at all, the spacetime around it would.
The channel below has quite a few other videos on the subject. I love it.
This was pretty bad for me, I tried asking the name of a person references in the PDF and it couldn't find it. I asked who is the claimant in this PDF and it said the claimant was empty.
But if I asked if the claimant name was in the PDF it answered yes.
I am assuming the PDF to Text is not working great here, which I supposed is the whole point.
I think this is nice, it forces people that want to participate to have skin in the game.
With proof of work there is incentive for people not invested in crypto to mine as much as possible and sell everything.
If a big enough computer is created, someone not interested in crypto can take money away from it, or if the computer is big enough even destroy it, a quantum computer for instance, should make a 51% attack on a network as proof it is a quantum computer.
I know it is unlikely, I myself think is impossible. But the incentive is there.
With proof of stake there is no incentive to do it, a 51% attack is idiotic since you have to buy so much.
I was baffled and urged him to be careful and assume he was wrong that it had to be wrong.
Anyways, he is still fixing it, getting some people to validate it.
I would think he will save at least hundreds of thousands a year.
But seriously, why a company that spends millions of dollars in an area would not hire an expert to try to save some money in it is beyond me.