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Decentralization is rarely appreciated by those who sit at or near the center of the system.
Instead, it tends to be appreciated by those at the periphery of the system, as well as those who do sit near the center but can still see things from their perspective.
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Everything can change. So if decentralization is the new normality, the common sense of the internet, many would appreciate it and follow even those at the center of the system.
I believe decentralization is the key to humanity's flourishing.
The problem is centralization is much more efficient in the short run, and humanity needs capital investment and patience to harvest the fruits of decentralization.
Those who suffer enough from the current centralization to invest in decentralization may be the bringers of change to all of us.
There are more of us at the periphery than there are at the center. We will WIN! 🧡
The human being is easily corrupted. But is it easily corrupted because of the corrupt system, or are we easily corrupted because of survival instinct? If the system was not corrupt, the survival instinct would be put to better use.
Most of the people doesn’t understand what decentralization mean. They can’t imagine that a society could work without à centralised et pyramidal system
I believe there is a cyclical ebb and flow to centralisation, and decentralisation.
it's well and good to build and benefit from decentralised technologies, such as Bitcoin, but it would be remiss to overlook the fact that in many cases, such implementations depend upon the fruits of a lengthy period of centralisation...
those in the center are there BECAUSE of centralization and correctly don't appreciate but fear it
Yes regular workers will appreciate it and benefit from it.
Bring it on after the ETF and G-20 nations adopt⚡️ Sats will free the modern slavery.
These liberated people will be first class entrepreneurs making all sectors of economy deflationary. I’m waiting for a day when I’m not hit with thousands of dollars with medical bills/high costs of pristine meat.
