In that version of social media, with the aim of global reach, then yes, centralization is baked in, unless federation really takes off. But then you will alwa

In that version of social media, with the aim of global reach, then yes, centralization is baked in, unless federation really takes off. But then you will always come back to the problems that come with centralization: special interests, surveillance, censorship, doxxing / cancel culture, and platform bias. I'm sure many more of these platforms will spring up but that certainly won't fix Twitter. Centralized social media is probably unfix-able, these issues are just part of the whole package.