Thank's a lot for your enriching answer, that as always acts in me as a high stimulant to write.
High quality commenting like this, should guide Steemit, and
musing is an effective boom for the vision and strategy of Steemit, and a lesson to follow.
I've been writing a mini-essay on Steemit, about the dialectics of self-liberation, using anarchism, existentialism, and decentralism, and the deeper I go the more I feel that all the paths lead to the same goal of individuals less dependent on reality constraints and parameters.
In the first place, we must get off the common sense conception of anarchy as chaos, because it is the best method to get a constant social equilibrium, and I see actual chaos as generated by centralized power,
The Open-source "conspiration" was the pillar of the blockchain and is one of the biggest revolutions in human thought and action because for the first time a technology has a sociological implication made possible by the concept of decentralization that is the inner deep dream of any anarchist, activist or individualist.
The question of trust for the real anarchist is that weight of responsibility that replaces any social contract.
I believe that anarchy, the search for our inner-self, and decentralization are today working on the blockchain as a technology that made it practically possible, and that will lead a confluence of values y similarities in the goals.
"The philosophy of decentralism is mainly associated with libertarianism and anarcho-capitalism, but it is against centralism, opposing the results of free trade, which will lead to the exploitation and abuse of human rights, which is a common result of centralization. "
Decentralism is kind of libertarianism opposed to exploitation in a non-free market, using monopolistic dominance.
The concept of decentralization in the blockchain is not the same of the theoretical pre-movements because it was born with a technology attached to a supra-theory of total decentralism, the wish of any anarchist, individualist, and activist, that will show as the way to re-empower ourselves against the constraints of centralized institutions.
Marxism’s commitment to “centralism” gave birth to the communist totalitarian state capitalism, by the total concentration of power over free will, the points of view anarchist and decentralism want to fight
"Anarchism and Existentialism have the common points of refusing centralized authority, but the former believe power corrupts people and the latter believe that people corrupt power and themselves with the norms and we must always be vigilant to eliminate their influence."
I will stop here before writing a book... hehe
Thanks