"Merkle just helps its friends"

How many times do I have to repeat that most users and developers on Farcaster did not know Varun or myself prior to joining Farcaster.

And in some cases have *become* friends because they stuck around early on when no one else cared. We've spent years with this people socializing on this social network. :)

Don't conflate something that's earned / built with cronyism.

Dan and I were high school best friends, growing up in the small New England town of Capeside, Massachusetts. Dan was an introspective aspiring filmmaker while I was hotheaded, irresponsible and directionless. We had many ups and downs, mostly related to Joey Potter but I'll never forget what he used to say to me: 'I don't want to wait for our lives to be over.'

I think about that to this day

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I think Dan is just testing how many times he can get away with saying the exact same thing. 

Might even be getting AI help to do it now.

Tbh at this point I am confused if you are talking for real or just trolling

Dan and I were also classmates in college, and we were really close in our Taiwanese campus. I remember we secretly used the university’s electricity in the research lab to mine Bitcoin and ended up making a nice profit.

. It reminds me to live in the present and not wait for the future to happen.

It's incredible how friends from our youth can leave such an indelible mark on our lives. Dan’s words resonated with a wisdom we often lack as teenagers but come to appreciate deeply as we grow older. It's a bittersweet reflection, reminding us to seize the moments before they slip away.

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