I'm hopeful in that, as soon as there's one movement that practices decentralization -- either in food/economic/energy/political sectors -- it'll catch on like wildfire.
A little tongue in cheek -- but wildfires (and other natural phenomena) are a strong example of something that is decentralized and difficult to stop ;)
I'm hopeful in that, as soon as there's one movement that practices decentralization -- either in food/economic/energy/political sectors -- it'll catch on like wildfire.
A little tongue in cheek -- but wildfires (and other natural phenomena) are a strong example of something that is decentralized and difficult to stop ;)