Legal responsibility of decentralized organization

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Decentralization is a form of social relations and content proction formed in the development of the Internet. It is a new type of network content proction process relative to "centralization"

decentralizing is not to do without the center, but to let the nodes freely choose and decide the center. In short, centralization means that the center determines the node. The node must depend on the center, and the node cannot survive without the center. In a decentralized system, anyone is a node, and anyone can be a center. Any center is not permanent, but phased, and no center is mandatory for nodes

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in a system with many nodes, each node has a high degree of autonomy. Nodes can connect freely to each other to form a new connection unit. Any node may become the stage center, but it does not have the mandatory central control function. The influence between nodes will form nonlinear causality through the network. This open, flat and equal system phenomenon or structure is called decentralization

with the deepening of the interaction between subject and object, the constant balance of cognitive function and the continuous improvement of cognitive structure, the indivial can be released from the egocentric state, which is called decentralization

2. Decentralized computing, also known as decentralized computing, allocates hardware and software resources to each indivial workstation or office. In contrast, centralized computing exists when most functions are performed, or is obtained from remote centralized locations. Distributed computing is a trend in modern business environment. This is contrary to the centralized computing popular in the early days of computer. The distributed computer system has many advantages over the traditional centralized network. The development of desktop computers is so rapid that their potential performance far exceeds the requirements of most commercial applications. This causes most desktop computers to remain idle (relative to their full potential). Decentralized systems can use the potential of these systems to maximize efficiency.

3. According to Hou Jietai: the so-called centralization refers to subtracting the mean value of a variable from its expected value. For sample data, each observation value of a variable is subtracted from the sample average value of the variable, and the transformed variable is centralized
for your question, subtract the mean from each measurement.

4. In the process of decentralization, it is true that only our responsible attitude can be exchanged for a better one. Evaluation.

5. It can be regarded as a company that operates without any human intervention and gives all forms of control to a set of unbreakable business rules.

6. Hello, decentralized Web2.0, please log in or register
2005-12-23 17:13:54 from: Chen Yi (Xiamen)
decentralized Web2.0 brings about a decentralized way of content consumption. The destruction of the sense of wholeness is not only a subversion of tradition, but also a greater obstacle to people's understanding of the real world. If Web2.0 stops here, it's just subverting another way of proction and consumption. Adding a zero to the already massive information world doesn't make us go any further in our understanding of the real world. That 2.0 can only be an unfinished 2.0 at most, Maybe what we need to do is try to reassemble the whole after the separation.

7. . I began to understand how large-scale tasks can be accomplished through a decentralized approach with minimal rules; I've learned that not everything has to be planned in advance. The picture of the traffic on the streets of India has always been in my mind: the bustling crowd, the standing cattle, the drilling bicycles, the slow cattle cart, the speeding motorcycles, the huge trucks, the crashing buses - the traffic mixed with sheep and cattle wriggling on the road with only two lanes, but each other is at peace. Asia has given me a new perspective.