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You are clearly a core supporter. Obviously any reasonable person is aware that there are technical limitations that prevent infinite scaling.

However, your entire argument is a strawman. This never was about scaling instantaneously to accept all transactions in the entire world. The debate was, and is, about allowing storage, money, markets, network speed, technology in general, and other natural phenomena govern the amount of data the network supports.

This debate is about a small group of people deciding that they were able to make a better decision about the block size than the free market. This is about arrogance, power, and control. Until you can bring an argument relating to scaling that actually acknowledges the reality that the free market can govern things better than you can, you can keep it to yourself.