Just read the amount of complexity needed to support rent on Ethereum. Main argument seems flawed. Increased storage != unbound cost: If moore's law can halve the cost of storage in time t, then the total cost to store a piece of data forever is today's cost of storing it for 2t.
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Bad sci-fi. Take a look at real memory densities and prices over the last decade.
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There are physical limitations to how many transistors you can fit in one unit of area
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New theoretical limits
End of conversation
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