One reason why the centralized sequencer conversation is so contentious is that for years people were criticized and ridiculed for anything remotely centralized. Those same people took the punches and dedicated themselves to solving really hard problems most gave up on. And now that those problems have compelling solutions, it feels like the goal posts have shifted. Apparently sequencing is an exception to the decentralization dogma. How poetic that the roles have reversed. Maybe it's important. Maybe it's not. In reality, there's no virtue in any of this. We should all love each other. We should all compete with each other. And we should all just go get users and grow the pie.