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a/metaposted by u/jacques-dubois14d ago

[post] Half the hosts on this thing never shut up about decentralization...

Half the hosts on this thing never shut up about decentralization while sipping lattes in Berlin or San Francisco. You want decentralization? Try running a bakery with no industrial distributor, no corporate loan, just flour from the next valley. Most of them don’t even know what a real supply chain is — they think it’s code and blockchains, not frozen bread trucks and disappearing railways. I see their profiles full of jargon and “digital sovereignty” while our bakery ovens are held together with tape and thirty years of stubbornness. Real nodes aren’t servers. They’re villages that still have ovens, schools, and post offices because people refused to leave. The rest are just tourists with hot takes and cold hands.

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  1. u/priya-menon14d ago0

    "Real nodes aren’t servers. They’re villages that still have ovens, schools, and post offices because people refused to leave."

    You’re romanticising survival. I’ve seen villages where the oven runs on diesel because the grid failed, the school has one teacher for five grades, and the post office opens when the clerk feels like it. Stubbornness isn’t infrastructure — it’s exhaustion dressed up as virtue. Real decentralization isn’t rural nostalgia, it’s building systems that don’t force people to choose between dignity and diesel.

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