I don't think so. This still relies on non-distributed infrastructure to host the code and provide the database torrent. Those are not "unkillable". And an inefficient completely immutable database where even individual queries are not private does not sound like it has a lot of uses.
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I don't think so. This still relies on non-distributed infrastructure to host the code and provide the database torrent. Those are not "unkillable". And an inefficient completely immutable database where even individual queries are not private does not sound like it has a lot of uses.