In a previous post, I touch on the availability of the benefits of Blockchain technology. On a resent episode of, The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, comments were made about a virtual 3D Trump Twitter Library.  The virtual 3D rendering of the physical one set up by The Daily Show allowed all who could not visit physically, to enjoy the experience. Hmmm. Let's take this a little further.

By creating a virtual version of the Trump Twitter Library, access was granted to all those who could not attend physically. So anyone from anywhere with a web browser had access (follow the link Trump Twitter Library). So all, including those in a wheelchair can share the experience. Note, this was done with existing technology. 

Blockchain access may not require new technology creation, but rather, with some forethought, appropriate application of existing technologies. Some of these technologies include, but not limited to: finger print, voice , or eye recognition. The step of mass inclusion of the population with varying levels of ability is significant to the success of applying Blockchain technology to the masses. That's because the Blockchain is the foundation of crypto-currency, smart contract, secure ID, health and school records, just to name a few.

The fact of the matter is: inclusion for just about everyone on the planet is possible, if we think about it before we code it.