> This pandemic is really bringing out the folly of concentration at the expense of all other business considerations. I think that's just the hackers's infatu

> This pandemic is really bringing out the folly of concentration at the expense of all other business considerations. I think that's just the hackers's infatuation with decentralization speaking here. Using decentralization to prepare for a disaster that happens once every 100 years costs so much, you'll be uncompetitive 99% of the time, which means you'll likely be out of business by the time disaster strikes. Furthermore, when it does strike, you'll probably have prepared in the wrong way because you didn't foresee everything, like the disaster affecting every decentralized place at once, as it would in a global pandemic. Keep in mind that the meat supply hasn't been severely impacted yet, might never be, but even if it was, there would still be a grain supply that hasn't been impacted at all. Lastly, the average American has enough fat on their body to sustain them for at least a month of eating nothing at all.