If a complete deterioration of trust is a prequisite for decentralisation winning, then I think it may be its time to shine soon enough. That's what's already b

If a complete deterioration of trust is a prequisite for decentralisation winning, then I think it may be its time to shine soon enough. That's what's already behind all the social problems we're facing right now, like increasing polarisation and distrust of the media and the rise in fake news/resurgence of pseudoscience. Add to this people's current disdain for Facebook and Twitter, and the ingredients may be there for decentralised services in that sense. Whether the second part (the clearly superior applications as convenient and reliable as centralised providers) comes true is probably the main deciding factor about now.