You're misusing the word anarchism, it has a definition. That's exactly like saying you're an atheist because you aren't Christian. Which people do say, but it's not correct at all.
That said, P2P search could definitely work. If everyone used it, and it was federated in some way. Distributed and essentially P2P mechanisms are how the big search engines are powered on the backend in the first place. I'm saying that an individual's home PC isn't capable of indexing the web alone, or holding the index if it could, much less effectively searching it. On Thu Feb 19 2015 at 4:39:48 PM <[email protected]> wrote: > The client-server model (now marketed as "cloud computing") is the simplest > one and the first tried for every problem. It does not mean it is the only > one. Not even that it is the best one. Even if it is used as the sole > option > for decades. > > Take file sharing as an example. FTP was published as RFC 114 on 16 April > 1971 (thank you Wikipedia). More than 28 years (June 1999), Napster was > born > and it became clear that P2P was a more efficient way (in terms of > bandwidth > at least) to distribute files. >
