Undoubtedly, rectifying the broken monetary system stands as a commendable objective. However, for a true societal revolution, the decentralized community must collaborate on models and systems extending beyond financial frameworks. While the notion of "fix the money, fix the world" holds appeal, it oversimplifies the issue.

The forefront of decentralization will pivot towards our interactions with the world—be it physical, virtual, or mixed—through the integration of AI and spatial computing. The potential misuse of these technologies in the hands of centralized authorities could steer us towards an Orwellian nightmare.

Picture a scenario where major tech conglomerates monopolize our spatial data, dictating our interactions with both our surroundings and each other. This emphasizes the critical need for community-driven networks where autonomous individuals, not all-powerful centralized entities, govern the domain.

Apple's introduction of the augmented reality Vision Pro headset drew admiration from many, yet some labeled it a "dystopian mind prison." Concerns centered around the device's ability to fundamentally alter not just our interaction with computers and the environment, but also our perception of reality mediated by the apparatus.

In essence, the Vision Pro could intensify addiction levels beyond what smartphones induce, potentially leading to a corporate-controlled, perpetual state of social isolation. Critics argued that wearing such a spatial computing device for prolonged periods equated to granting a data-driven Big Tech entity access to one's innermost thoughts.

Where does AI fit into this discourse? The integration of AI with spatial computing heightens the urgency for decentralization. AI-powered spatial computing envisions AI operating autonomously in the physical world, detached from internet connectivity.

As AI becomes embedded in autonomous vehicles, drones, and robots, we traverse the world through immersive platforms—a convergence of augmented, virtual, and extended reality. While these platforms evolve swiftly, this technological advancement could inadvertently usher in a dystopian digital landscape, where disempowered "citizens" face an unsettling reality.