TCP/IP as we know it today was an ARPANET compromise between various views. A great first-party account of it (assume the RINA views carry some bias, but the p

TCP/IP as we know it today was an ARPANET compromise between various views. A great first-party account of it (assume the RINA views carry some bias, but the paper is a first principles type look at networking): https://netfoundry.io/whitepapers/Post-IP-RINA-Advances.pdf https://netfoundry.io/whitepapers/Post-IP-RINA-Advances.pdf Architecturally, speed prevailed over security and control. This was great for web evolution of the past 20 years. Now is the time to assess if alternative architectures are better fits for use cases which could benefit from recursive architectures (and likely with different business models than today's commercial web) such as RINA, including use cases in which security, control and quality are of the highest value.