So do you think it's more about breaking down the (centralized) big dogs or supporting the (decentralized) smaller startups. This Iron Cage is full-on dystopia. I really can't believe we're letting it happen!
I think we need to promote startups and companies in general that are built on public decentralized protocols. Breaking up monopolies without having the public platforms available could just lead to other technopolies popping up to replace the old ones.
Now it seems that we have technology behemoths superceding government and centralizing control of our economies.
I like to call them "technopolies". They are successful largely because they are so all-encompassing over particular areas. The problem is that they are private profit driven entities and so the playing field, though large, is not fair, and core functions lack competition.
Eventually all-encompassing decentralized public technology platforms should be able to supercede the technopolies. This way we can have systems that operate holistically in a way with majority networks but without the private centralization of control.
That is not to say that it is going to be easy. But it's the only viable paradigm that could replace the Iron Cage.