[barbariangrunge]

Decentralized feudal lords caused the sen goku period in Japan and the warring states period in China.

Decentralized attempts to tackle climate change have resulted in run away global warming.

Decentralized negotiations led to companies exploiting workers, often to death, on a massive-scale during the industrial revolution and even today in many places.

That doesn’t say anything about whether centralization or decentralization will lead somewhere in general. There’s a lot of good and bad in both, it isn’t black and white

[centralscam]

Centralization of power into the capitals of nation-states brought us the meat grinder of WW1 and then the horror show of WW2. The centralization of power in Washington, Moscow and Beijing brought us to the brink of global nuclear war. WW2 was already hard to escape but no place on this planet will be safe when the Ukraine thing goes sideways.

Yeah exactly. We "need" global communism to fight Climate change, right? I'll pass. If there is a solution it's going to be a bottom up technological innovation.

There was no time and place except under mostly decentralized capitalism when workers where not exploited. Whatever that word even means to you. Normal socialists seem think every transaction is "exploitation".

It's pretty black and white. Centralization only allows for one solution and smothers all others. If the central plan fails, like central banking does right now, it fails for everyone all at once and there is no escape.