I’ve worked for several really successful web3 projects and what most people don’t want you to know— but is absolutely the case— is that *most* successful web3 projects are nearly indistinguishable from web2 when you peek behind the curtain.

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Makes sense since web3 is just marketing speak

Doesn't that validate my point? Web3 is something that (in theory) does what Web 2.0 can't. But in practice...

I see it a little differently. Web3 as a noun describes something that is philosophically unattainable in web2. Marketing is semantics. Reality is what web3 struggles to make appropriately self evident. Many in web3 believe that what is the case philosophically has already been attained in reality; but this is false.