There is no File?
In respect, proving the existence of File is somewhat easier, because the appearance of File constitutes a difficult to deny proof in and of itself.
Proving that File doesn't exist is quite a bit more difficult.
File could merely be hiding where nobody could find it, which is practically indiscernible from File not existing.
There is a shared belief that File did, at some point, exist.
Even unimpeachable evidence of the deleting of the one true File is marred by the uncertainty of whether there were other Files before it?
I think the IAA and AAI need to re-imagine File as an NFT, then, and only then, can they be assured of the simultaneous existence and lack of existence of File.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
