RE: RE: The Human Body as a Case for Centralization
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RE: The Human Body as a Case for Centralization

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Interesting post, definitely food for thoughts.

From the perspective of systems the revolution is not about decentralization, it's about recombination of centralization-decentralizion accents to another stable state which is more efficient than the previous one.

Decentralization might be seen from a personal perspective as a process of giving back diginty and souveregnity to individual cells, absolutism is understandable from that point of view. Wisdom of trauma.

And there is decentralization as a process. As long as this what it too centralized isn't decentralized yet, the push for decentralization might be a dominant force and absolutism is also understandable here.

@deepresearch: Interesting post, | Ecency