The overall concept was a good one. However, I felt an
article-length would have suffice. I felt the middle chapters was
repetitive of the same ideas.
Couple of noteworthy ideas:
* Both centralization and decentralization models have always been
around. In recent history (but before the dominance of the
Internet), centralization prevailed. With the popularization of the
Internet, decentralization is once again gaining ground.
* All organizations need to find the right balance between
centralization and decetralization. The more important security and
integrity is, the more it is suitable for a centralized model. The
more important creativity and innovation is, the more it is
suitable for a decentralized model.