It’s not about being wholly and perfectly decentralised.
Yes “human made” digital systems are largely centralised. How is that going?
Look to nature and evolution over the past hundreds of millions of years. From Aspen forests and Mycelium networks to Octopii and even the basic building block of the human cell. The more we study, the more we see that nature pushes intelligence to the periphery in living systems.
For obvious reasons in hindsight. OVER centralised systems are fragile. Single points of failure at times. Those aren’t durable.
Think of it like a pendulum. When systems are TOO decentralised, nature brings in centralisation to make more efficient and scalable. When systems are TOO centralised, nature pushes development to the edges to create durability and balance.
This is no “Larp”
