No it hasn't. I have always been a fan of decentralized everything. Even when google launched their android OS and i got a smart phone I didn't like the idea of having my mail linked to my phone linked to youtube linked to the apps I download ... I looked at all the p2p file sharing solutions. I liked Skype when it launched, but even there I didn't like that your identity there was still centralized. I am even more for decentralization than most guys here. I created this for making nostr peer to peer: #668686 . However even there i was met with the same "you don't need this" attitude that I am seeing whole my life when i say to people that i would like to use something that is not centralized. Back in the day I was thinking how p2p money would work and mentally i thought that since data can be copied, you can't really have a decentralized money. In 2009 I found bitcoin, I even got 0.5 btc from some tap for free (that I lost on some formatted hard drive), played around and stopped following it, since I thought this could not scale (I was surprised when lightning network appeared and that's when I started having the mindset that some problems that I can't think the solution of do find their solution). I also don't like the idea that bitcoin (as a token) is just something that isn't really backed by anything (yeah, i know this is a criticism of the anti bitcoin people, but i find it true), but I also changed my mindset on that. Not because anything other but because when I run mental experiments in my head I find all other real (fiat, gold) or imaginary (Paul Grignon's digital coin) solutions way inferior (when put in the real world). So yeah, nothing changed for me and I hope the scalability problem will be really solved (lightning increases greatly scalability, but doesn't offer whole planet scalability).