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@binji.eth
i occasionally wonder if achieving “mass adoption” means everyone joins us and our culture or if it means that everyone uses our tools to create their own cultures increasingly leaning towards the latter
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@binji.eth
the divergence between farcaster and CT culture indicates that the latter is the right answer here
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@saintless.eth
definitely latter
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@logonaut.eth
The latter, yes. When the home computer took off, the Homebrew Computer Club didn't scale to millions. But it did mean masses of people found — and founded — their own niches and tribes on bulletin board systems, Usenet newsgroups, and their successors.
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Has to be the later IMO Only way it scales
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@altanon
i think it means everyone using our tools and not realizing it apps for normies with blockchain under the hood
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The latter, by far. Another important one is to preserve their own cultures.
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@0xartemis
its indeed the second its following the romans example only way to build an empire is by embracing diversity
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I think the corollary of it being number two is how much of crypto culture will survive
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definitely the latter
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always the 2nd. expecting the world to take the culture here is a bit of a reach imo. its v niche and not exactly the most easy to get any age from 14-60 to get It ! excited to see more "normies" using the tech for things
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Definitely the latter. We build the tools. Others build, abstract, and productize the tools. Mass adoption happens on top of the products, and the end-user doesn't know much about the tools underneath.
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@hattoriponzo
Its absolutely the latter choice. And thats cool. Let ppl discover the cool shit we love and make it their own and continue the cycle.
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Sounds great, but: 1) all visible here is crypto-centered 2) I do not see too much top-down support for "other cultures" 3) channels are still centralized
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Definitely the latter! Everyone wants to be a part of a community, and it's much more reasonable for all of us to find our niche groups around shared interests and experiences. Our tools can and should (and will) make that easier
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crypto culture is to create so I would say that if people create their own communities they’re following in the steps of great crypto users before them crypto users are barrier breakers
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I'm afraid that it's the latter too unfortunately. Just stay real, and hope everything will be okay. I pray that they adapt to our ways and embrace the culture but at this point, it can go either way. I want to treasure what we have now, we just need more of us to continue the tradition
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To me, it is the latter as well, ensuring individual uniqueness is showcased!
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