Nerve

[steve_rogers]

Hey everyone, I´ve just being re-watching a cool movie, that is called "Nerve". Firstly I've seen it before I had heard about blockchain technology.
But tonight, during watching I've realized that the technology of this game is based on block-chain, but it not not stupid crypto-kitties, or something like that. It is a block-chain implemented in REAL LIFE , with all of its pros and cons, starting with easy donations with fiat-btc-alts and supporting with smartphones of each user to some dangerous things like the possibility to be trapped in game forever, cause it is impossible to delete the information or "close" the game. And I would like to imagine, and to talk with you, guys, about the probability and possibility of occurring such kind of games in our life in nearest future. What great ideas could be reached? What hidden dangerous sides could be found? May be it could a kind of revolution in game industry?
Also with could help implement cryptocurrencies in everyday payment, may be with a help of lightning.

P.S. If you think this topic is not serious, I'll close it.
P.S.S. Please, no stupid comments, I want to have a nice discuss about everything, because I think it could be mind-blowing, when such kind of game will be created.

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[darkrise]

I think this topic is extremely important and will what you are seeing is real.

Those movies, and that technology we are achieving makes me realize there is something way bigger than all of us... its like a plan and we are in the middle of its peak.

So basically, hold tight, keep your eyes open... try to understand the real value of life and reason we exist and whatever makes you feel satisfied and try to benefit from this evolutionary upcoming decade, just don't become its victim...

[jumbo]

I would say, that the may plot problem, why I didn't actually enjoyed the "Nerve" movie, is the very obvious problems with realism. There are several moments, which makes the whole thing more of a comics, rather than a Sci-Fi. The first problem is the very simple first step, which makes the whole story unimaginable in the real life. It is that game rule, that you can't report anything in game to the authorities. And since there are plenty to report for, that game would become a target for authorities right away and it will soon become illegal to play. E.g. if someone dies in the game or commits any crime, everyone watching and the game developers become auxiliary in crime, unless they report it and cooperate with the law enforcement. And this is a basic principle of law, which is arguably one of the main pillars of the society existence. It is also a necessary condition for an effective cooperation across society. Even if that game would be decentralized and would provide a near-perfect anonymity, that is still to easy to track and punish actual players. There were several other things made the movie hard to believe and to "live in".