People who criticize others for "not being decentralized enough" have actually already established their own center. Why? Because behind complaints, there’s often a desire to control or reshape others. This mental effort essentially creates constraints rather than true freedom.

Decentralization has never been about making everyone the same. Conversely, the so-called decentralization inherently lacks a fixed "decentralization" standard that can be rigidly held onto. If you find a definition to cling to, that very thing becomes a new center. The challenge of Web3 lies here—true openness means abandoning the obsession with "the correct answer."