I agree with much of what was said in this post, but disagree as well. We are where the internet was prior to 1982 when the (TCP/IP) was standardized. There is still a lot of global calibration for blockchain technologies to be able to work seamlessly and interchangeably.
With this being said, once this gets into the "1998 of Internet", we are going to see some real madness. Hopefully people and governments will have learned the lessons from the growth and impact of the internet, because this will redefine how data is stored/transferred/used.
I guess it's a question of what year we're in (1996 or 1999) - plenty of people on both sides.