Author re-discovers ARPANet and recognises the;<p><pre><code> "need to embrace a network where every service and node operates on
a peer-to-peer, fully decentralized basis."
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Very seldom in these pieces is there the stomach for politics. Isn't
it recognised that the greatest enemy of this "Pure Internet" has
always been the media and entertainments business, who poured hundreds
of billions over five decades into stifling p2p because they could
never let go of a broadcast/dissemination model? And does it even
need saying that cowering paranoiacs in governments are delighted with
five giant centralised websites, because that's their choke point?<p>Let's deal with the <i>reasons</i> the Internet is failing before mulling
over already solved technical solutions.