From @separ8 on X
The absurdity here is almost performance art.
A decentralized network security model is explicitly built around independent nodes enforcing policy.
That’s the whole point. That’s the backbone.
And the new argument is:
“Well yes, large miners can bypass the policy network entirely… but that’s just reality. So we should normalize it.”
Normalize it? In a decentralized system? 🤣
So let me get this straight:
Miners can bypass nodes.
Therefore, bypassing nodes is just
“leveling the playing field.”
If miners can openly route around the policy layer whenever it’s profitable, then what exactly is the policy layer?
A suggestion box? A vibes-based firewall?
That’s not decentralization.
That’s decentralization cosplay.
Calling it “harm reduction” is the cherry on top. 🤡
BIP-110 For Bitcoin Decentralization Preservation 🌱