Oh damn, that was you that had written that post. Saw it elsewhere and was impressed by the thoroughness.

You do lay out a pretty good case in there.

First glance over Tezos, I wasn't convinced. Too theoretical - feels to lack substance and the strategic vision & entrepreneurial component to accelerate it beyond just a technical innovation into a a solid value proposition that can be successfully integrated into the marketplace. Maybe I'm wrong and just don't understand it. And because I don't really understand it clearly as they haven't laid out well where they plan to take this beyond the lab, just expecting to throw money at business development and marketing people - and especially after your perspectives in the Reddit post - I'm gonna sit this one out and put more weight into EOS...