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Different network layer, no centralization, no authorities, DNS has nothing to do with making p2p connections, it's like the ballpark is not even in the same country


So it differs in implementation details, not in concept.


If you think that your phone number is equivalent to your home address then yes.


For the singular purpose of "I need to transfer a message to this person and I don't care what the latency is", then sure. That's how my bank treats them.


Bullshit, someone has to be an authority, even if it's p2p, then every connection is an authority.




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