Bold claim. Wrong direction.
Standards = your node’s relay policy.
Consensus = what makes a valid block.
These are not the same thing. They have never been the same thing. Satoshi built them as separate layers intentionally.
BIP-110 is a standardness change. It requires zero miner consensus. Zero hashrate majority. Nodes simply choose to stop relaying non-monetary data embeddings by default.
This is the Appeal to Complexity fallacy — make it sound technically confusing so nobody questions the status quo that happens to benefit inscription operators and their VC backers.
The white paper called Bitcoin peer-to-peer electronic cash. Not peer-to-peer arbitrary data storage.
Standards exist to protect that purpose. Always have.
