Yeah, but this time it's different, and many early Bitcoiners are alarmed. A long-held, fundamental social contract has been broken. We've long known this is

Yeah, but this time it's different, and many early Bitcoiners are alarmed. A long-held, fundamental social contract has been broken. We've long known this is a weakness of the system, but most early adopters assumed that our strong decentralized culture would prevail. Clearly, we were wrong. So we either have to find a technological solution ASAP, or we may as well just let GHash operate servers -- it'd be much cheaper for them and easier on the environment, and the end result is the same. Centralization.