From what I understand this doesn't change anything on fundamental scale. The particular timestamp oracle implementations still might suffer from metadata bloa

From what I understand this doesn't change anything on fundamental scale. The particular timestamp oracle implementations still might suffer from metadata bloating and its commit protocol assumes an optimistic segment lock which would be a bottleneck in multiple scenarios. So, from what I understand this is a (good?) practical speedup for some scenarios but doesn't change the fact that it's not possible to make an arbitrary sytem distributed without sacrificing correctness or throughput. An easy reasoning: imagine that every node is one light year apart from all others.