Elon Musk is right. Web3 is BS

Post by quantified » Mon, Feb 21, 2022, 6:00 PM UTC

verdverm wrote: post #8

salawat wrote: post #6

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There comes a point where following that advice just clears the way for daftness. Never apologize for calling a spade a spade. When whether something is taken as the truth or not comes down to the number of heads repeating it, it behooves one to be vocal and not leace the narrative to someone else.

There is a difference between being critical or skptical, and being pleasant or abrasive / offensive.

Post by salawat » Mon, Feb 21, 2022, 7:47 PM UTC

salawat wrote: post #7

verdverm wrote: post #5

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There's a saying that if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. Our social feeds would benefit if more people considered this before posting. Kelsey Hightower is a good personality to watch in this conversation. He is skeptic while learning more with an open mind. His questions, challenges, and analogies are fresh and useful.

There comes a point where following that advice just clears the way for daftness. Never apologize for calling a spade a spade. When whether something is taken as the truth or not comes down to the number of heads repeating it, it behooves one to be vocal and not leave the narrative to someone else.

Post by marto1 » Mon, Feb 21, 2022, 10:17 PM UTC

arisAlexis wrote: post #12

This is Elons opinion #38485 which has no validity whatsoever because it is prone to 180 uturn every week