Agreed. With so many centralized services making up what the average person thinks of as “the Internet”, if the centralized services disappear, isn’t that the

Agreed. With so many centralized services making up what the average person thinks of as “the Internet”, if the centralized services disappear, isn’t that the same as “turning off the Internet”? I wonder if there’s a threshold yet to be crossed where “shutting down the Internet” becomes a fad? Where people begin abandoning social media en masse? This idea actually makes me a bit hopeful!