Your analogy fails at the mere fact that no physical harm can result from Nostr not solving this one thing you think is 100% necessary.
The fact that Nostr is up and running and working is the undeniable fact that you don't NEED to solve every single problem known to humankind before you write some lines of code.
I've never denied this. You can also DIY a go-kart and drive it on an open road.
> Your analogy fails at the mere fact that no physical harm can result from Nostr not solving this one thing you think is 100% necessary.
Notice how you've specifically used the term "physical harm" to differentiate from other forms of harm. Harm is harm.
> The fact that Nostr is up and running and working is the undeniable fact that you don't NEED to solve every single problem known to humankind before you write some lines of code.
...Where did I try to deny this? My analogy is very specific in that you can do all of these things, and with enough luck, nothing bad will happen.
The problem with luck is that it doesn't scale well, especially on the open road. I mean, Internet.
The AUTH Nostr Implementation Possibility is not mandatory. You can choose to use it or not, it's not all or nothing.
Every single NIP except for NIP-01 is optional.
> It says they don't talk to each other but it is not prevented
No protocol can prevent a piece of software from doing whatever they want.
The "shall not" is not absolute: the spec assumes and expects relays not to talk to each other. Nothing prevents you from creating a relay that connects to another relay, of course, but that would not be in the spirit of what Nostr is trying to achieve.
I've been in it for months! I kind of want everything to be rebuilt on top of Nostr. It's not meant to solve every problem, and some things that people say it must have are really "good to have", proof of that is that people are using it without any of that being available.
He was smarter than that. He claims he gave just as much money to Republicans. He just used dark money for Republicans because he thought it would look better.
Your analogy fails at the mere fact that no physical harm can result from Nostr not solving this one thing you think is 100% necessary.
The fact that Nostr is up and running and working is the undeniable fact that you don't NEED to solve every single problem known to humankind before you write some lines of code.