@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ network -- though another party, such as a real government, might
180180have an incentive to coerce the miner.
181181
182182The important success of Bitcoin is the collective acceptance --
183−mathematically false, but politically true -- that rollbacks are
183+mathematically false, but politically true -- that rollbacks in
184184Bitcoin are inconceivable. Bitcoin has governance problems, but
185185they're confined to relatively unimportant questions, like the
186186blocksize debate. "Decentralization" may not be quite the word,
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ understanding of its capabilities and limits.
216216A rollback acknowledges this. It acknowledges that Ethereum
217217wasn't ready for complete self-government, and *someone* needed
218218to have stopped the DAO from trading. It's not quite clear what
219−the principle behind the rollback was
219+the principle behind the rollback was.
220220
221221Perhaps the best kind of DAO rollback would be a rollback which
222222understood this error fully, and acknowledged that -- for the