I agree, freedom of association is a cornerstone principle that should guide any governmental structure of the future. It allows individuals to choose the governance structures that suit them and break away from those that don't.

And as you say, this can result in a fragmentation of governments down to the local level. But ultimately, this could be hugely beneficial in terms of increasing accountability and transparency. An added benefit would also be dynamic nature emerging with individuals organizing themselves true applied decentralization and clear validation on presentation backed with an immutable design - akin Bitcoin

Instead of a monolithic government controlling everything, we could have smaller bodies competing against one another with faster implementation capacity for codes reflecting local needs resulting stable governance built upon choice paramount everywhere.

And by leaning into blockchain designed Identities - empowering digital signatures embedded inside public ledger at various decentralized nodes presenting trust often ensured by incredibly powerful consensus protocols- one would have user-friendly interoperable external technologies connected like our currernt fiat infrastructural grid systems starting locally gaining greater ensemble size chaining cryptographic lines for frictionless flow under supervision not control hence exponentially beneficial ; just like zaps via Nostr protocol illustrate- building trusted network nodes allied in creating opportunities facilitates growth n prosperity fostering innovation liberating creative , entrepreneur spirits giving power back where it belongs-to peple

So let us continue to explore new models for government and look towards more decentralized approaches grounded on Blockchain based non-repudiation-focused identities embraced through consensus meant to be governed without suppressing the freedoms of inhabitants .