You’re still arguing the blockchain doesn’t catch inconsistencies when in fact it sees all inconsistencies. That’s exactly what it does, it detects inconsistencies at all levels.
Go back and read the link posted to you above and understand first how the blockchain works before making statements that show you don’t understand how it works.
I never said the blockchain would prevent machine hacking, I have repeated ad nauseum that it detects inconsistencies in totals and that it can read the totals at any time.
The machines and hand counts have no idea when the blockchain will read their totals; it could happen after 1 count, 10 counts, 25 counts, etc, and randomly.
The hand counts will not agree with a hacked machine nor will a good machine agree with a hand count because after booting up a machine and completing prelim tests, no one can see what goes on inside a machine except a blockchain. Both the hand count and the machine can have fraud totals but they will not be the same totals. In order for these two counting methods to agree in a fraud context, they must be made to agree but the blockchain will have stored the prior totals, so it’s impossible for inconsistencies to go undetected.
The blockchain is like having a hundred or a thousand eyes watching, and each of its nodes is independent. It is impossible to get the entire blockchain hacked to make a fraud. As soon as there is even one inconsistency in totals, it’s similar to an alarm going off indicating fraud or malfunction.
No I’m not. I’m pointing out that ALL of the inconsistencies we ALREADY KNOW happen in the data happen BEFORE BCT gets involved. BCT CANNOT catch those inconsistencies because they’re already there.
The machines and hand counts DON’T NEED TO KNOW when the block reads the totals, all they need to do is game the total. Doesn’t matter if it’s after 1, 10 or 25 IF those 1, 10 or 25 are ALREADY FRAUDULENT, all blockchain can do at that point is certify fraudulent data. There is no system with a hand count AND machines. And LOTS of people get to see what’s going on in the machines besides the block chain. All the hacker has to do is make the touch screen register every Xth vote for candidate A as for candidate B, all BCT knows is that B got a vote, it doesn’t know how.
Problem is your eyes are TOO LATE. BCT is certifying fraudulent data. It’s hundreds of eyes looking in the wrong place. They’re making sure the data coming from the machine isn’t messed with, but the data is already junk.