> . > Despite the pessimistic outlook presented here, the problem is essentially analogous to the auto bandwidth greedy solution, which has proven highly effective for several years.
Both solutions are fundamentally constrained by Nash equilibrium and POA. A s is well-known, centralized controls have demonstrated exceptional effectiveness, as evidenced by their success in the telephony network era. However, since they are primarily I/O-bound, they result in significantly more expensive architectures, particularly when the availability of the CAP is paramount. Nevertheless, just as centrally managed economies are theoretically superior to capitalism, we conducted a real-time experiment that effectively demonstrated the limitations of such an assumption at scale . or in short as far as I see, both approaches are feasible with different trade of so the whole ' only centralized will work’ argument is a a red herring for me > Thank you, > > —- Tony > > Sent from my iPad > >>>> @ choose
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