Interesting. On a deep technical level I wouldnt profess to know how advanced or secure this is, but signaling from others in the space snd the interviews with the core dev teams I watched seem to suggest it is a good working model gor distributed applications.<p>Would you mind expanding on your point a bit and if possible provide a link or 2 at a comprehensible level for someone who is mot a mathemetician.<p>I don&#x27;t want to push back here as I have to reason by analogy not first principles here but:<p>* rust&#x2F;go etc took a fairly long time to go into production.<p>* developing tooling and ecosystems and implementations around complex ideas is difficult.<p>* self enforcing contracts (my lack of knowledge may betray me) are just another name for &quot;smart contracts&quot;? For a contract to be made you need a transaction and a condition to strike. How is this achieved in this new model as an input&#x2F;condition is unknowable and must bd provided in advance to do anything interesting, e.g i pay you 1 dollar in 5000 seconds vs. the election outcome. What tradeoffs were made erroneously on ethereums part.<p>All these are to say, honest question, how has the field evolved enough in 2 years that it is not only leagues better, but peoduction ready?<p>Could you explain at a (space doctors big idea) level how these concepts work? Super interested to check out something using&#x2F;working on it