The thing about web3 … is you really have to put your entire normie mentality out the door. You can’t ..absolutely cannot judge a book by its cover here.
You have top tier scammers and some of the dumbest people who rock punks and pudgies sometimes while at the same time you have some incredibly smart and sharp people rocking a milady or remilo … a literal picture of a little girl while their username is retardedfaggot and they will drop the most eloquent derivation of black scholes formula from first principles.
It’s kind of like early days of Wall Street bets on Reddit. A lot of fund managers and traders would larp as idiots on there whole absolutely killing it on the market and it was fun. Web3 is kinda like that too. A lot of smart people here … who like to act retarded and larp for fun cuz they can. In reality they are savages. While some do the opposite, writing threads and hating on whoever everyone is hating on to fit in.
Don’t let others build your view and don’t judge people right away. Take your time and build your own opinion in this space.
"Just because the cost of inaction is invisible doesn't mean it's not real.
What happens if you don't take action?
Nothing.
[...]
Action is expensive, but inaction costs a fortune."
A Tiny Thought from the @farnamstreet Newsletter
https://t.co/Mwpj8NDByi
"as above so below, as within so without, as the universe so the soul." -hermes trismegistus
this reminded me of the point of inflection and reversal of world events that @balajis observes in the similar but opposite events and patterns in human history
When owning a business, frustration is an undeniable reality. Look inward when faced with your initial emotional reaction and conquer those emotions. At the end of the day, the broken window is nothing more than just that – a broken window. Get it fixed and move on. Broken windows are an inherent part of owning a business, just as car accidents are a part of owning a car.