Indeed, this is a weird false dichotomy being presented by the parent. The current centralized corporate oligopoly may be terrible, but a crypto-underpinned "w

Indeed, this is a weird false dichotomy being presented by the parent. The current centralized corporate oligopoly may be terrible, but a crypto-underpinned "web3" would be even worse. Decentralization is laudable, but "web3" (taken to mean: some kind of blockchain / cryptocurrency bolted onto the web) doesn't solve any real problems that actually exist, and even if it did it still requires centralization in the form of exchanges to make it easy enough for normal users to interact with these things.