Measuring centralization can be an informative academic exercise, but IMO the only way to know if a network is sufficiently decentralized is to attack it. If it can withstand attacks from nation states, it's sufficiently decentralized.
Figuring out security after the attack is often too late. :-) Computer science and common sense about human motivations (of which incentives are only a proper subset), far more than mere metrics, provide very important knowledge beforehand.
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Why I was never a fan of hearing "hindsight is 20/20".
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Which is why I’m very thankful for people like
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Nothing you say is every based on science
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What are the main subsets besides incentives? Status/signalling?
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