what difference does it make whether an account is "real" or not? especially considering much of social media is run by teams automating even verified human posts now. i find it ironic the programmers who are the most entrenched in building ai models are also the most obsessed with identity verification and validator maximalisation. the profiteers who create the problem are also creating the "concerns about safety" ... sounds profitable.
case and point: you filled your reply with jargon and gatekeeping crosswords. it's not up to you to determine "most don't want to learn" and then refuse them access to accurate, simple language in which to assess circumstances. people do not learn in code first. they learn basic language. then they build symbolic and layered linguistic comprehension on top of the baseline. my post was specific and directed at nostr:npub1sg6plzptd64u62a878hep2kev88swjh3tw00gjsfl8f237lmu63q0uf63m not you anyway.
