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If contracts are built into the code already, what is to stop someone from creating a transaction script that is very cpu intensive to verify, so that some computers accept the block with it and others do not?
Can someone create a very complex transaction to try to fork the network?
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There are only a handful of types of scripts that are accepted. The code must be modified to accept more types, which happens occasionally. But you can't just write arbitrary scripts.
Also, I don't see how being CPU intensive would cause some computers to reject the block.
