Blockchain, and the ‘Internet of Value,’ can fight exploitation and racism. For example, food that comes with public audit trail enabled by blockchain would let a salmon eater know exactly which boat pulled their fish from what river. An industrious consumer could make sure that boat owner paid employees a living wage.
In fact, blockchain technology can be used by startups in agriculture and other food sectors to enable a consumer to know exactly from where each of agriculture goods or processed goods or their ingredients are sourced.
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Podcast: How blockchain, and the 'Internet of Value,' can fight exploitation and racism - bobsullivan.net
Too often, people who do the work don't get paid for that work, or earn only a fraction of the money extracted by institutional layers - middlemen - shoe-horned between producer and consumer.
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