Centralization emerges, naturally, because bilateral coordination is super-linearly expensive.
- Centralization emerges, naturally, because bilateral coordination is super-linearly expensive.
- Centralization lowers coordination costs, and coordination costs are compoundingly expensive.
- Centralization creates a power structure at the center fundamentally, no matter what you do.
- So the question is how can you maximize the benefit of that centralization for the collective, while minimizing the ability for one entity to control and exploit that point?