Some non techie brain dump thoughts re eth and sol 

Eth:
Good decentralization
Good economics
L2 scaling solution sacrifices (currently):
Security
Decent'n
Ux

Sol:
Ok decent'n (not as gd as eth, better than eth L2's) 
Gd speed
Gd cheap fees
Gd UX
Sacrifices:
Cant run node from home affordably
Not as good economics

Enthusiastic about web3 domains. Imported a web2 DNS address into ENS and voila, got my grail domain, Jack.top

So what's your take ser? 
Which is better L2s or Solana?

I like ethereums philosophy more, and really want ethereum to succeed. However I know it is being worked on but I'm a bit sceptical that speed and UX solutions can be abstracted away without introducing trust assumptions that devalue ethereums L1 security.

So I'm interested in solana because they seem to have started from the other end of the spectrum. They have the speed and the UX but  need to work on further decentralizing, and no doubt they probably have some further trade offs I haven't come to understand just yet!

one thing as a techie I don't like about solana is that i can't simply port my EVM Smart Contracts (yes there is a cross compiler but it is not native). Generally without EVM support its quite a task to read into a new chain and learn all the details