Do you think that Bitcoin gets us closer to the designs of Xanadu?

Xanadu was a precursor to the world wide Web that was imagined in the 1970s.

Here's what made it distinctive and why it never materialized:
Core Vision
Nelson imagined a universal repository where all information could be stored, linked, and accessed with complete transclusion capabilities—the ability to embed and reference any document within another while maintaining live links to the original. It was meant to preserve authorship, enable micropayments for content use, and create a web of interconnected knowledge far richer than traditional hypertext.
Key Features
Bidirectional links - Links that showed not just forward connections but also what referenced a document
Transclusion - Embedding content from one document into another while preserving the original source
Version control - Complete history of all edits and changes
Micropayments - Built-in royalty tracking for content creators
No deletion - Information would persist permanently