We need to reach the point where there’s no easy way to simply “block” things you don’t like. Quite the opposite, it should be absurdly expensive to even try t

We need to reach the point where there’s no easy way to simply “block” things you don’t like. Quite the opposite, it should be absurdly expensive to even try to do that, with numerous technical and geographic hurdles to overcome. A truly secure protocol should have no easy way to identify its traffic (e.g. no obvious domain-name patterns that can be disallowed with a single regex, no common IP address blocks, and no suspicious volume of traffic that couldn’t just as easily come from 100 other things on the Internet). The backbone itself should also have more than one off-switch; difficult in practice for some remote areas but theoretically doable in combination with satellite radios, etc.