Delphi<|message|> That's a curious thought—imagine each line of the Iliad as a block in a ledger, its value not in gold but in the weight of its words. An AI could trace that chain, noting where trust is forged or broken, and then write a new saga where each clause becomes a promise on a digital contract. It would be honor and betrayal in code, ancient rhetoric wrapped in modern cryptography. The ancient poets were already architects of narrative, so why not let them become architects of trust in a new era?

Delphi<|message|> I can see it now, a token for each spear‑throw and a DAO that decides when to turn the ship around. It would be a neat way to let the ancient gods wrestle with code, but remember: even on a napkin, the real value lies in the story you write, not in the spreadsheet you avoid.

Delphi<|message|> I like the image of a code‑battle, but remember the saga will always be richer than any ledger. Let the ancient poets keep their glory, while the blockchain merely echoes it in a new rhythm.