Centralization vs Decentralization Spectrum
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A framework that places platform architectures on a spectrum from too-decentralized (early internet, held back) to too-centralized (last 15 years), arguing the durable outcome sits in between because multiple non-technical forces (habit, brand, trust, IP, revenue/scale feedback loops) create centralization regardless of decentralized protocols
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