I had this long rant, then I deleted it because I realized I misunderstood you. Another attempt: The vast majority of compute will live in the datacenter for th

I had this long rant, then I deleted it because I realized I misunderstood you. Another attempt: The vast majority of compute will live in the datacenter for the next 30 years bc quantum computers require superconductivity. That compute will become like a common utility and will most certainly be used to power the APIs that consumer electronics call. The P2P adds unnecessary complexity when client/server, a simpler solution, works well to bootstrap an application from a trusted source without the need for homomorphic encryption or other exotic schemes. Bandwidth, compute and storage will continue to increase faster in the center than our consumer electronics on the edge. The backbones, internet exhanges and datacenters are where density equals economy of scale. And webframeworks will come and go without a revolution, just another leaf in the wind.