The security model hinges on the nodes ability to to dictate rules of a network. If: - Nodes don't matter unless they are exchanges or miners, - If UASFs fail WITHOUT nodes employing URSFs, - Miners can ignore enforcement due to ambivalent nodes, Then: Miners control the network. And who are miners? Those with the most Electricity and Machines. Who has the most Electricity and Machines? Governments or their proxies.

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Ah yes "Hard" the well defined parameter. I remember seeing that in the code: If ( softfork = hard) { DO; } else { DONT DO; } return 'to fiat';