If you make a new type of software that has new laws of physics, you can only run it in places that you can verify the physics are upheld.

Imagine software that uses Contextual Flow Control.

If you run the software on your own machine, you can trust that it was not tampered with and the laws of physics were faithfully upheld.

But that goes out the window when you run the logic in the cloud.

That means that software with new laws of physics would be limited to only users who could successfully run software from the command line–a small fraction of the population.

But if you use Private Cloud Enclaves, a user can verify that the laws of physics are being faithfully executed… even in VMs in the cloud that they aren't running themselves.

This could raise the ceiling to anyone who is comfortable using a website today.