> “What’s hilarious is one of you panacea junkies keeps insisting there is no database, it’s all the chain. “
Now you’re starting to insult. This has already been addressed to you in several previous posts. There is no voter database on the blockchain. It is a list of transactions, not a database.
> “You’re so twisted up trying to force this system to work that you don’t even realize you’re contradicting yourself. If it has its own separate transmission devices then those MUST BE DOWNSTREAM FROM THE INPUT INTERFACE.”
Downstream means in other components internally or in other devices externally.
One very small hardware component can contain the simple blockchain configuration which is INPUT-ENCRYPT-TRANSMIT. There is no ‘downstream’ in a single component unless you install a replacement component. That has zero probability because there has to be an encryption seed that must be replicated in a component replacement and that seed is unknowable to a hacker. The OEM may know how to do it but they can land in prison if a 3rd party tester discovers what they did.
The rest of your comments have degenerated into insulting. Evidently you have nothing to contribute and everyone reading can see it.
You need to be insulted. You’re putting so much effort into ignoring basic concepts of reality you’re turning into a 5 year old. At this point you’re basically just yelling “nu uh”. There is a database of voters, as you already admitted.
No, downstream means another step in the software. Could be a component, could be a device, but it doesn’t have to be. It just has to be a chunk of software that runs later. See look even your diagram shows transmit is down stream from input. And all the fraud is happening at input. Your diagram just proved me right. There is ALWAYS downstream, because you have GET data before you can ENCRYPT or TRANSMIT data, and if the data you’re getting is crap...
I’ve got plenty to contribute. I’ve proven you wrong every single step of the way. It’s not my fault you refuse to listen to simple reason, and clearly don’t know anything about software design, or even basic meaning of words. If you’d just be smart enough to admit that the thing that happens 3rd in your flow chart is downstream from the thing that happens 1st you’d have figured out you were wrong yesterday.