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Yes. Centralisation is just much more efficient in this case. (and maybe in all cases?)
by Ono-Sendai 11y ago
Yes. Centralisation is just much more efficient in this case. (and maybe in all cases?)
- hlfshell 11y agoBut the goal isn't efficiency - it's permanence.
- clarkmoody 11y agoMuch for efficient, yes. But also much less decentralized, which is the point of this presentation.