Mike Solana

centralization is equality, decentralization is freedom

wait what?

still trying to work it out, but i think decentralization will necessarily create unequal outcomes while centralization will necessarily impede freedom. inverted the thing to see if it was still true, and i think maybe?

Hmmm. Quickly thinking about it. 1. Centralization can provide freedom for the few who are in charge, it can also create inequity. But that's the very definition of centralization, correct?

2. Decentralization can also have inequity but can contribute to freedom. This is so because of the fact that individuals have some ownership, is having a token a signal of ownership, not necessarily, it is being able to capture potential and utility in the future.