it doesn't answer my question. for the Kanye's of the world, they can R&D performance and scaling features that help them meet their own ruinious popularity.
for 99% of the rest of humanity, home-scale personal servers will be just fine. and people can form comparatively small networks between themselves with no peoblem. the mildly more popular can throw a few extra bucks at their setups.
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This is incorrect.
If you want to have pocket networks of limited size, then maybe you can keep using nostr for hobbyists and outcasts.
But Kanye is never gonna host his own server, and millions of people self-hosting following Kanye will never be performant without massive indexing.
You're just re-injecting nostr into the design for no benefit. (But nothing stopping people from using Pubky that way if they must...)
It is too inefficient to have everyone syncing everything locally, hence why Bitcoin doesn't scale well.
I didn't even have nostr in mind when saying that. more like urbit.org or plunder.tech