> All those problems you listed are "I don't trust the central authority". None of those are problems that cannot be solved by a central authority. It seems to

> All those problems you listed are "I don't trust the central authority". None of those are problems that cannot be solved by a central authority. It seems to me that the listed issues are actually actions that have been taken by central authority systems. This isn't about trust, it's about historical behavior, and an incentive and power scheme that promotes those types of autocratic and exploitive actions.