Quote from: Lauda on September 22, 2016, 08:17:19 PM

2 MB is inherently dangerous

No it's not.

We can safely increase the limit to at least 4MB right now, and there won't be a problem.

It has been tested on testnet already. Stop spreading misinformation. There's nothing dangerous about bigger blocks.

The reason of the blocksize limit was not decentralization, not safety, but anti-spam.

The blocks aren't full of spam, and the ant-spam measure is doing more harm than good right now, it's time to remove it while we work on a solution to keep the blocksize small without sacrificing security or throughput.

Also it's ridiculous to say 2MB blocksize is dangerous while saying we should get 2MB later. f it's not dangerous later it's not dangerous now either.

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though the internet is proven to be fast for hundred of MILLIONS of people as shown by all the countries doing livestreaming to prove its not a dream. the community accept some places can get over 100mb/s

500 Mb/s (Down and Up) is available to the public as well. (I have that internet as a regular user).
Pretty sure that's available for reasonable prices in most countries nowadays.

I know it's not the 'average internet', but it's available, and it will become standard eventually. As with all technology, the 'rich' are only a couple of years ahead of the mainstream.