I think instead of reading what I wrote, you read "you need a blockchain to do this".
The anti-blockchain narrative on here is constantly attacking the strawman of "literally everything must be decentralised".
I'm arguing that a decentralised medium of exchange through which separate points of centralisation can interact is still a useful construct.
You're comfortable with your assets being codified in a thousand different databases in a thousand different representations but the concept of having a common database representing them as "meaningless numbers" is suddenly unacceptable.
The anti-blockchain narrative on here is constantly attacking the strawman of "literally everything must be decentralised".
I'm arguing that a decentralised medium of exchange through which separate points of centralisation can interact is still a useful construct.
You're comfortable with your assets being codified in a thousand different databases in a thousand different representations but the concept of having a common database representing them as "meaningless numbers" is suddenly unacceptable.