We're talking about complex social structures here, not fungi. The fact that you bring up fungi is just absurd. It proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that you have no understanding of what I was getting at.
Well then perhaps you should be more specific, because there are obvious counterexamples to the generalizations you're throwing around.
USDC is a bridge across which supply and demand signals flow between centralized and decentralized networks.
Mycorrhizal networks are a similar bridge. Both are complex social structures, but only one is falling apart.
If we're going to get this right, it's not going to be by writing off cases where this kind of problem has been elegantly solved, especially in the absence of alternatives to try.
USDC is a bridge across which supply and demand signals flow between centralized and decentralized networks.
Mycorrhizal networks are a similar bridge. Both are complex social structures, but only one is falling apart.
If we're going to get this right, it's not going to be by writing off cases where this kind of problem has been elegantly solved, especially in the absence of alternatives to try.