Riding the wind of rebirth

Chapter 1969: Imbalance of Rights and Obligations

Zhou Zhi finally understood what Qin Haifeng meant by "unreasonable". This was not just a simple matter of prevention. The key was that a normal system could not do this.

This is equivalent to asking me to use your bowl to hold water, but I want this bowl to be invisible, because as the founder of the system, it is impossible to be completely transparent in this system.

Zhou Zhi understood the purpose of Qin Haifeng's doing this, but it was too difficult to realize it. He coughed and said, "Uncle Navy, even if we give you the system completely and we don't touch it at all, how can you be sure that your work will not leave any traces in our system?"

"This is actually what I want to discuss with you." Qin Haifeng said, "So we want to fully understand the operating mechanism of your system, and at the same time we have to organize a large number of people to participate in your work. This contradiction itself is not easy to resolve."

"In fact, similar concerns are not only in our unit. I believe that many units are like this. You have been declaring your willingness to support the department for such a long time, but you have received very little response. Elbow, have you ever thought about the reason?"

Zhou Zhi couldn't help but smile bitterly: "I see, there is no other reason, they just want us, a private enterprise, to enjoy the treatment of a central enterprise!"

"Hahahaha..." Even though Qin Haifeng was in trouble, he was still amused by Zhou Zhi's witty remark.

When people talk about state-owned enterprises, they often feel sad and angry, thinking that the state has given so many resources to them and protected them, but as a result, if the state-owned enterprises are not run well, it means they are wasting state resources, and if they are run well, they are relying on state resources. They have never thought about it from the perspective of contribution-output ratio.

In fact, the role played by central enterprises and state-owned enterprises in the national economy is like a stabilizing force. Central enterprises and state-owned enterprises account for the vast majority of the taxes paid to the country every year.

There is another very important point, which is the so-called "sense of social responsibility". In other words, the biggest difference between state-owned enterprises and private enterprises is that they must "be politically conscious".

So what Zhou Zhi said about Qin Haifeng and his team wanting Clover to "be a private enterprise and enjoy the treatment of a state-owned enterprise" is definitely not about getting any big benefits in terms of resources or taxation. Rather, they want Clover to be like a state-owned enterprise and, when the country needs it, sacrifice its own interests, allocate resources to the country free of charge, provide great help to sister units, and even transfer funds, equipment, and even talent.

This situation is a common phenomenon among state-owned enterprises and has lasted for a very long time. It has also played a vital role in China's rapid establishment of its own major industrial systems.

Therefore, everyone only sees the thief eating meat but not the thief being beaten, which is actually a prejudice against state-owned enterprises.

The basic equality of rights and obligations is a kind of fairness. The collapse of a certain religious leader in later generations was essentially because he wanted to enjoy the treatment of a state-owned enterprise in his own piece of land, but did not bear the responsibilities that a state-owned enterprise should bear.

The profits and taxes paid by any of the five major banks were no less than the sum of the two giants of the leader. But the leader was enjoying the most relaxed management method, but he still complained that the regulatory authorities were not relaxed enough for him.

How many contributions have you made? Why are you so low-key? However, Qin Haifeng's request to Zhou Zhi is another kind of inequality of rights and obligations, so it is no wonder that Zhou Zhi said something strange.

“How about we start the blockchain technology experiment in advance?” Although Mai Xiaomiao is a little naive, she is not stupid. On the contrary, she is an extremely smart girl.

"What is blockchain?" Qin Haifeng asked.

"Blockchain technology is a distributed ledger technology that combines data blocks in a sequential manner in chronological order into a chain data structure," Zhou Zhi explained. "It uses cryptography to ensure that it cannot be tampered with or forged."

“Of course, this is only a narrow definition. In a broad sense, blockchain technology is a new distributed infrastructure and computing paradigm that uses block chain data structures to verify and store data, uses distributed node consensus algorithms to generate and update data, uses cryptography to ensure the security of data transmission and access, and uses smart contracts composed of automated script codes to program and operate data.”

"Wait." Qin Haifeng raised his hand: "How do you ensure that the data will not be tampered with and cannot be forged?"

"Because time cannot be reversed," said Mai Xiaomiao, "and the data is randomly distributed throughout the neural network storage."

“Blockchain consists of three basic elements: transaction, which is a data operation that results in a change in the state of the ledger; block, which is responsible for recording transactions and status results that occurred over a period of time, and is a consensus on the current state of the ledger; chain, which is composed of blocks connected in series in the order of occurrence, and is a log record of the entire state change.”

Zhou Zhi continued: "Each block in the blockchain stores data operations within a specified period of time, and builds a secure and reliable chain through cryptography to form an unalterable, distributed ledger shared by all. Simply put, the blockchain is a ledger that records all historical transactions. Different nodes hold a copy of each, and the nodes use a consensus algorithm to ensure that everyone's ledger eventually converges."

"Each block in the blockchain, that is, each page of the ledger, records a batch of recorded transaction entries. In this way, the details of all transactions are recorded in a public ledger that can be seen by any node. If you want to modify a recorded transaction, all nodes holding the ledger need to modify it at the same time. At the same time, since each page in the blockchain ledger records a summary of the previous page, if a page of the ledger is modified, its summary will not match the summary recorded on the next page. At this time, the content of the next page must be modified, which further causes the summary of the next page to not match the record on the next page."

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Mai Xiaomiao said: "In this cycle, the tampering of a transaction will lead to the modification of all subsequent block summaries. Considering that everyone needs to acknowledge these changes, this will be a huge and almost impossible task. It is from this perspective that blockchain has the characteristic of being tamper-proof."

"This will bring about a problem," Qin Haifeng said bluntly, "a huge amount of ineffective storage."

"Yes." Zhou Zhi nodded: "This is the price you have to pay for security. It depends on whether the user thinks it is worth it."

The blockchain technology envisioned by Mai Xiaomiao and Zhou Zhi is a super-giant community computing system that is so huge that it cannot be expanded in the future, with the participation of network resources from all over the world. After Mai Xiaomiao showed Qin Haifeng the specific ideas and principles on the computer, Qin Haifeng finally understood how big the ambitions of the two young men in front of him were.