⭐ Merited by Khaos77 (5)
I wonder how a convincing argument convinced you that the block can't be increased?
Just that increases should be moderate, not excessive. 
I just can't figure out how moderate growth is better than natural growth. After all, your moderate growth implies an artificial restriction of growth. Questions appear. What for? We tell users: some of your transactions are unworthy to get into the blockchain. What do we gain by throwing out some part of the transactions? My answers to these questions are: nothing. Only slowing down the development of Bitcoin.
With 10MB blocks, costs of running a node would increase exponentially.
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Unfortunately, this is simply not true. Another statement without proof.
You were zombified 4 years ago, since then you have not turned on your brain. What is pushed into your head, then repeat.
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You can’t bend the Laws of Physics. Block propagation slows down as block size grows.
We are discussing raising the block to 10mb here. For this case, there is no problem with the distribution of blocks over the network at the current Internet speed. You do not take into account the growth of Internet speed, as well as the development of technology. I understand you don't know about the Compact block technology. You were zombified 4 years ago, since then you have not turned on your brain. What is pushed into your head, then repeat.
Would we really be able to apply "meters" to decentralization?
For a given payment system: there are middlemen present, or they are not.
It's a binary phenomenon...
However, users of bitcoin forums constantly use expressions such as"decrease/increase centralization/decentralization". Even bitcoin developers don't hesitate to use these expressions. Although they must have an engineering mindset. And it's amazing. How can you claim a decrease/increase in some indicator if you do not know how to measure this indicator, if you have not determined how to measure it? This is nonsense.For a given payment system: there are middlemen present, or they are not.
It's a binary phenomenon...