> When the externalities of your actions cause undue harm to others, your activities are no longer appropriate. And, according to you, which criteria should we use to define whether some externality causes "harm" or not…
As far as I can tell, the described process does not actually result in a cryptographic sponge, since the sponge construction relies on the application of a permutation of the internal state (not just any "pseudorandom…
> When the externalities of your actions cause undue harm to others, your activities are no longer appropriate. And, according to you, which criteria should we use to define whether some externality causes "harm" or not…
As far as I can tell, the described process does not actually result in a cryptographic sponge, since the sponge construction relies on the application of a permutation of the internal state (not just any "pseudorandom…