"Authenticaing real humans” is not the same as "identity verification”. It’s clear his primary goal is not mass identity verification, instead identity verification is his means for removing spam. Don’t get me wrong: the ends don’t justify the means. However, I think it’s important to make that subtle distinction to clarify to people that we don’t need to misrepresent over here.
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Coping much?
He is actively as we speak authenticating real humans via identity verification. No amount of mental gymnastics will square that circle.
Also, pretty sure the bot problem was just an excuse to implement identity verification. He could have simply required payment with no KYC/ID requirements to mitigate bot spamming.