I believe some of you might start going deeper into the argument for bigger blocks that you might also start to think Roger Ver and Bitcoin Cash made the right decision, and you might also start debating for Satoshi's original vision.
It really depends on what classifies as "right". Opinions fundamentally differ on block size policy.
I read many posts and to be honest I can't understand how increased block size can make bitcoin less secure. Is 1MB any standard for security?
I have explained in
this post.
Also, I want to say that it's not a problem today to store bitcoin blockchain on hard drive.
Not on 4 MB blocks. Maybe neither on 10 MB or 20 MB, but if you arbitrarily increase it to something like 100, then that will also be a problem at some point.