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| From the Bronze Age to Blockchain |
| Commentary by Allen Alishahi |
Before we get into what is an exciting technology today, let's first go back to the Bronze Age. Yes, you read that correctly. Roughly occurring in the 3300 B.C.E. to 1200 B.C.E. timeframe, the Bronze Age is widely considered the era when humans first started working with metal to create tools. Using a clichéd term like "game changer" doesn't do this era justice. It was part of the necessary evolution of materials and tools—aka the "technologies" of the time—that have brought us to the present day. Think about it. Just as the introduction of bronze superseded clumsy stone and soft copper tools, the telegraph superseded the semaphore, the radio superseded the telegraph and the introduction of blockchain could supersede e-commerce. ...
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