> Don't we argue against centralization on HN all of the time? No, we argue the right paradigm for the right use case. Both centralization and decentralization

> Don't we argue against centralization on HN all of the time? No, we argue the right paradigm for the right use case. Both centralization and decentralization have their pros and cons. But the blockchain decentralize-all-the-things group think is just people who don't quite grasp the tech being blinded by the hype. What you've described (adding more nodes) is just classic DR: spin up your infra from append-only backups in a warm site, or better yet, failover to a hot site with minimal downtime.