This is a normal property of zero-knowledge proofs, namely that any given “proof” should reveal nothing about the information proven on. In most settings this extends to even alowing the ability to link proofs to a specific piece of secret input you’re proving over, which is called a witness.
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This sort of mendacity informs the rest of the piece, and reflects the sort of motivated reasoning found in so much of the Times’ crypto coverage, and in other corners of the media as well. The question is why pieces like this get published in the first place. Does it simply reflect a backlash by media outlets against the grotesque crypto grifting of the Trump administration? Or does it reflect something broader—a contempt for new technology in general?，更多细节参见下载安装汽水音乐
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