After The DAO experiment failed, a heated policy debate ensued about how to go forward with the development of ethereum's blockchain.
The positions ranged from holding on to the immutability paradigm with "code is law" as the most important rule to follow, to a more human approach of asking ethereum's miners and developers what measures should be taken.
Only little time, however, was spent on the question what a smart contract is actually capable of performing.
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