Creators make authentic content -> People love it -> Audience grows -> Audience attracts Creator competition -> Content quality skyrockets -> Creator ecosystem "professionalizes" to keep up -> Production value skyrockets -> Authentic content steadily replaced by tactics -> Audience looks elsewhere for authentic content

/cameron for content experiments. Helping Creators with /seemore. Yapping on /okbanger. Curating in /lounge. Dev + Veteran + HBS. 
seemore.tv/cameron 🫡

https://youtu.be/wgSLxl1oAwA?si=u4My5_EmUzLRRtP_

• Finance/Blockchain/Web3 Enthusiast 
• Lover of Anime & Gacha
• Accredited Poe's Law dealer

haha it's a banger for sure.

To add more substance to the discussion: it seems like there's a natural proclivity towards things when they're more novel; perhaps due to a perceived sense of authenticity. Once something becomes a "well-oiled and streamlined machine", it's almost as if some of that magic disappears