it occurred to me that a lot of people in crypto use the word meta seemingly referring to a theme or trend beyond the narrative

doesn't meta typically mean a thing referring to itself?

maybe i'm too old, idk

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yeah, @cameron filled me in

i'm not in the gaming world

such a good word, it's worse that it has so many meanings now

I believe the modern popular definition is more of an evolution of the word “metagame” which is the discussion around the “best” strategies to win competitive game (like use these 2 guns to dominate in a battle royale shooter)

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interesting, yeah

isn't that odd when a word comes to mean its opposite?

like both beyond itself and also referring to itself

I believe the modern popular definition is more of an evolution of the word “metagame” which is the discussion around the “best” strategies to win competitive game (like use these 2 guns to dominate in a battle royale shooter) 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metagame