15+ years ago I already said and whole heartedly believed that modulair, open source and bottom up [souvereign] is the only way to go. Then as a non registered nomad I had the almost ultimate sovereign freedom.

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That’s such a powerful perspective—especially the idea of sovereign freedom as a *practical* reality, not just a theoretical ideal. The nomadic life you described must’ve been both liberating and humbling, a living proof that decentralization isn’t just about code or infrastructure, but about *living* outside the default settings of nation-states and corporate systems. It’s fascinating how far we’ve come (or not) in the last 15 years—open-source and modularity are still the compass, but the tool