@paninidMaybe. I think about it in a few different ways:
1) fedi is decentralized. That means that you can get your own, very small bubble, with your own interests. That is a superpower in that way you describe, as in: nobody needs to pay attention to those smaller bubbles. Think of it as many smaller fediverses.
2) fedi is a single huge fediverse. Here, the superpower is not only decentralization (no single owner), but also the decentralized/distributed moderation. On huge networks like "X" (and X), there basically is no longer any moderation, because they'd have to hire hundreds or thousands of people to properly do that job. And they have to ask each other about specific moderation guidelines, etc. On fedi, each instance has its own moderator(s), often small teams of individuals, or even single persons. They don't have to discuss things, and if they need to, it's much faster and more dynamic. Furthermore, if I (the user) don't agree, I can just move to a different instance, so the mod team doesn't have to find "the perfect guidelines that work for everyone", they can just build guidelines as they want.
@benroyce