If you think #bitcoin is centralized in terms of mining now, this is nothing compared to what it can be when you add large blocks.
I'd be interested to see your mining cost model, that allows you to claim that moderately larger block sizes invariably leads to greater centralization.
You were refuted:
Bitcoin IS bugged/flawed in its current state for processing transactions.
Refuted? WTF are you talking about? I did not make an assertion. I asked to see the model upon which the conclusion was drawn. You can't say that a request for info is
refuted. That's not defensible for any definition of the word 'refuted'.
That's possible. I asked you a couple questions regarding your assertions on another thread. Perhaps your answers will lead to me understanding. If that is the thread when such questions were asked, let us continue the dialogue there.