I'm trying to figure out what the net neutrality reference was for, besides an attention-getting throwaway line.
In some hypothetical future inter-net that is truly decentralized and magically not subject to "lawmakers and lobbyists", there could be no neutrality, since the system would be (somehow) free from any authorities who could impose neutrality.
as long as the mesh is wide enough, then if someone tries to block a port or protocol, presumably the network would route around it. unless everyone hates it...
In some hypothetical future inter-net that is truly decentralized and magically not subject to "lawmakers and lobbyists", there could be no neutrality, since the system would be (somehow) free from any authorities who could impose neutrality.