This author fundamentally misunderstands PCs and HTTP, and then goes on to make bogus claims about what can be done on a blockchain. “Permissionless” is wildly

This author fundamentally misunderstands PCs and HTTP, and then goes on to make bogus claims about what can be done on a blockchain. “Permissionless” is wildly misleading description of the blockchain. You can’t change anything in the ledger besides things you already own. There’s also the implicit lie that blockchain means everyone is on equal footing. If that were true, VCs would not be racing to pour billions into Coinbase, et al. If anything, blockchain makes you more reliant on the intermediaries, and everything that web3 promoters resent about web2 will return, only worse.