Its kind of evil to create bots to try and manipulate a nascent social media platform that is trying to get started, or to spam it generally. Its bad on larger platforms too of course but there's just something particularly antisocial about it. 

Proportionally its like shoplifting from a global conglomerate that treats it as an accounting write-off vs. from a mom-and-pop store trying to get started and whose business and wellbeing you may genuinely aim to undermine.

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Yes, but crypto has trained a large group of people globally that even a small amount of work / effort is EV+

before crypto, rewards ($$$) came from making significant contributions to society but its not like this anymore i.e. crypto rug pulls

now that money =/= success, how do we redefine it?