You notice something pretty compelling when you map out Gen Z's dominant spiritual movements—they're almost all singing the same tune. Whether it's the rise of on-chain communities, the revival of decentralized philosophy, or the broader shift toward questioning algorithmic control, there's this consistent thread: reject what's broken in the current system, reconnect with what actually works, make peace with what the digital age has done to us.

The internet fundamentally shifted how we relate to information, identity, and each other. It's wild to think about—we're the first generation trying to rebuild trust and community after the internet atomized everything. Maybe that's why decentralization isn't just a technical concept anymore. It's becoming a spiritual one.