I think that lack of consensus regarding shared security and other changes for the hub is simply a result of impediments of a governance system, which when addressed would allow the hub to boost its ability to pass changes and incentivise development of features it needs most. I strongly believe that a well designed on-chain contracting is the most logical module to go for along improved gov/sub-gov/multicamerial-gov to ensure both incentivisation for all actors and clear responsibility for pushing new features regardless what those features would turned out to be.
For example the discussion you created here or the one regarding shared security, if it was incentivised would result in much better turnout, and if gov worked properly there would already be assigned people to write down initial spec or maybe even push the development with on-chain contracting.
Instead, we are having a discussion that no one is going to act upon, just like with previous one, as there is no responsibility and no clear incentivisation for anyone involved. All this is a result of a deeper issue. What we are doing now is only trying to fix the symptoms of the disease, not the root cause. It will all come back and bite us again over and over again.