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Centralizing is the creation of a calcified structure. Consistency requires structure, structure requires consistency.

So yes, a government structure must have centralizing tendancies at some level. It could be the household level or the nation level, but governance needs stability.

The problem stands is that in the rigidity, too much structure without budge makes things brittle, and brittleness cascade failures when unflexible boundaries hit their breaking point.

Governance that isn't flexible sees what is most helpful to it and amplifys them, while and being blind to things that aren't explicitly helpful and minimizing them. Whether it is maximizing for capital but forgetting sanitation, or maximizing rule enforcement while being blind to edge cases. Those who can't benefit from a governance structure are trapped because they have no means to escape into other systems that are helpful to them.

Nostr structurally enables free associations between governance structures. Don't like the rules being used by some organizations, on some relays? You can always connect to another and still be part of the same social fabric, but with a community that helps you.

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