I think if you make an actual concerted effort behind FTF it'll work fine due to 6* of separation [1] as well as I would assume once you have the FTF setup work

I think if you make an actual concerted effort behind FTF it'll work fine due to 6* of separation [1] as well as I would assume once you have the FTF setup working you can just piggy-back on existing systems (i.e. the internet). I assume for a compromise you can just do the same set-up as pre-compromise except at level+1 and level-1 instead of level+1 and level. Figuring out who is compromised is non-trivial but that was the case without a cell structure anyways. Cell structures should make logistics easier. Thing about MergeSort vs BubbleSort. The amount of comparisons needed by MergeSort is less because of the cell structure. If you're trying to make a master calendar, it's going to be easier to have the cells create their own calendar and then merge them at the cell level and then merge those at the next level and etc until they're all merged than have everybody make their own calendar and talk to everybody else to resolve conflicts. IIUC, payroll works this way for the federal government. Treasury has a big pile of money it lumps out to various departments which lump it out to divisions which goes out to actual employees. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_degrees_of_separation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_degrees_of_separation