Quote from: yingyush55 on Today at 12:08:31 AM

Quote from: thecodebear on March 31, 2023, 10:24:24 PM

Quote from: yingyush55 on March 31, 2023, 02:27:11 AM

Quote from: thecodebear on March 31, 2023, 02:12:26 AM

Yes of course as you say it can be done through identities. But then you have something very different than Satoshi's idea. You have a system where every single person on the network must be identified. Of course a system can be designed that puts limits based on identity (distribute mining rewards evenly, only allow one address per person), but then you have no privacy. Also this relies on the idea that no one can spoof someone's identity through whatever identity recognition system is used.

The reason Satoshi used PoW is because you can't spoof processing power. And of course he wanted to avoid the hassles and issues involved with identities.

Regarding face recognition, there is no privacy for the unique node. This may be another development direction of blockchain, which can prevent legal elements from using token transactions. The most important thing is that everyone can use mobile phones to mine, so that blockchain data can be distributed on everyone's mobile phones. Is it safer and more accessible for ordinary people to participate

If you destroy the whole concept just to make it more accessible you haven't done anything good.

Sure you can do one-id-one-vote mining but in order to do that you are going to have to rely on trusted third parties, and then you no longer have decentralization. Facial recognition wouldn't work well because you'd have people stealing other people's faces and generating fake faces and whatnot.

Also at this point you wouldn't be "mining". There would be no point in PoW mining if this is your setup because the idea you've set forth is to make the minting process available to anyone so you're not using competition for resources any more. You're using a identification system, where it is decentralized and secured through IDs. So in your setup there is no mining, there's just running your ID node from your phone and you are participating in the transaction verification network.

Anyway, since the essence of your system is based on identification what you really need is to involve trusted third parties that can verify IDs. There must be a whole legal apparatus put in place in case someone steals someone else's ID on the network. At which point instead of creating a more decentralized Bitcoin you've created a centralized trust-required crypto-banking industry with universal basic income. That's a very different thing.

Mobile phone transfer face recognition, mobile phone lock screen face recognition, and identity verification face recognition in your life are all based on trusted third parties. Why can they use a trusted third party when I just want to generate unique code using face recognition instead of using a trusted third party? Does anyone in your current life steal your face to unlock your phone, or transfer money through the stolen face?
"I just want a person to have only one node, and face recognition is the most feasible method I can think of currently.". Why must a person have only one node? Because if it weren't for this, the power of the node would be concentrated in the hands of wealthy people, like Bitcoin and Ethereum today.

you didn't address the issues with your idea. you just restated your idea.