Meyer
· 1w
It is amazing that this is what we are debating here…
These people have lightning derangement syndrome and do not live in the real world.
Also there is this weird obsession that everything needs ...
> centralization and convenience makes sense for a lot of things we need to live
Like what? Do you have an example of something in life where we directly benefit from centralization? And dont conflate centralization with convenience, we posit that you dont need centralization to make life easier. Can you give examples to the contrary?
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