I think if you and I lived on the same street and everybody on our street decided to generate and distribute our own power, we would never create such dysfuncti

I think if you and I lived on the same street and everybody on our street decided to generate and distribute our own power, we would never create such dysfunctional rules. And if we did, we would probably change it the day after it failed. Centralization enables a lot of good thing but also some bad things. Lobbying thrives on centralization because it is easier for decision makers to scam people they don't know, more likely to happen with centralization.