My apologies for not catching this earlier in me feed.

----I would say the highest degree of decentralization is in the form of outposts. Basically decentralizing to the person.

----Principles as a social construct are pretty safe, it’s all the ‘things’ that the social construct is expected to do that becomes a problem. Something like ‘store wealth’. The first realm social construct would be a banking system. If second realm built a bank, either physical or digital, it would potentially have the risk of falling prey to first realm infiltration, then all the wealth stored within would collapse or be transferred to the first realm.

Even in mesh networks, I think the network would need to collapse and randomly rebuild within certain time intervals to prevent various types of infiltration. If it were ever even ‘pulsed’ on and off the network users would have transmissions that somewhat coincide with the network going online/offline.

Something as simple as fraud tracking could allow the infiltration. It is a very tough thing to guard against as whatever is built and used socially has this associated risk.

For this reason, if a social construct is built it should only do very few things, and would need to look like chaos (or noise) to the first realm.

I am happy to come on a podcast, but my speaking is not as skilled as my writing. I'm also not sure on what type of connection is needed.