Hey @odell Somehow the open source community that values privacy is going to have to provide an iris scan level of identity proof online. The digital world is going to get nuts, bitcoin will be the only reliable digital entity, maybe the most valuable nft is our iris scan uploaded to the bitcoin blockchain. If not, the idea of building a web5 world on top of bitcoin will be a privacy swiss cheese... Logically, the public- private key relationship between bitcoin and me is secure whereas the public-private key relationship between content creators on Nostr, Vida and me is open to manipulation. Why? Because Bitcoin is inviolable pure math, and whilst anyone or anything can try to dupe me with a false bitcoin , the cryptographic node concensus protected bitcoin blockchain will provide 100% truthful verification and reject false claims on bitcoin. On the other hand the identity of content creators who rely solely on digital proof of their identity can be aped or hijacked by AI because their identity is not verifiable to the same impeccable standard as demonstrated by bitcoins blockchain standards. In a CGI world you cannot prove reality online by saying online " this is me". That ship has sailed with AI and voice recognition. Even if you are on video and other people you recognise are in a room saying "this is us and we verify this is him", there can be no certainty that AI isn't behind a scam. Worldcoin may be dystopian, but our iris is an inviolable individual human identifier and web5 privacy advocate software app builders need to somehow provide that level of proof in a decentralised way.