I'd put it slightly differently: nobody has found an important enough problem that decentralization solves. (Edit: and at the same time there are lots of benefi

I'd put it slightly differently: nobody has found an important enough problem that decentralization solves. (Edit: and at the same time there are lots of benefits to central authorities, meaning decentralization has an even bigger hill to climb in many cases) It also feels to me like most implementations of anything decentralized just end up creating a different de-facto central authority as part of the process.