Why isn't this active as standard in Chrome?

I believe full URLs should always be exposed as much as possible, because it makes people question things like "What does that https mean?", and also WYSIWYG. Ever tried to just copy paste something, and then a lot of other shit you didn't know was there, was pasted? Yeah, same. And I know why, but I'm guessing most people don't.

So Google, why are we afraid to show the scheme in the address bar?

They made Doom run on Cardano 😂 Scalability seems to be solved from the Basho Era (Cardano is in Voltaire era now).

Try it yourself here: https://doom.hydra.family

Noe som frustrerer meg litt er hvordan web enda ikke har nådd "my data, my control"-perioden. Gleder meg til vi når dette, sånn at jeg kan oppdatere min info ett sted. Fremfor å måtte oppdatere adresse og annen info hos alle som har det lagret. Det burde være mitt ansvar (ev. delegert agent) å oppdatere min info, og videre andres ansvar å oppdatere infoen jeg har oppdatert. Sounds like a better web. Nice.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-sovereign_identity

Teknologier finnes:

https://github.com/w3c/did-core

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_(web_decentralization_project)

https://www.hyperledger.org/projects/identus

https://identity.foundation/didcomm-messaging/spec

Global scale implementation mangler.

Men hvordan mapper man ett unikt menneske til én unik SSI? Og hva er den ultimate sikkerheten i fremtiden? Kan bevissthet mappes til identitet? 🤔

In my own path for questioning everything, Donald Hoffman had this interesting TED talk a decade ago:

Big Think also has great content for basically everything, related video from Lisa Feldman Barrett:

She was also on Huberman's podcast last year