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Internal Reflectors (Poster) on @rodeodotclub
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internalreflectors on @rodeodotclub
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“partial remain” part of a series of images on rodeo https://rodeo.club/post/0xB4D9c5A2df3e1e724806d539d12045B957527C79/70287
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how I’m showing up to the studio after binge-watching neon genesis evangelion
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I have a really hard time taking it seriously
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larpcast is the client, degen is the rug, farcaster is a PROtocol
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yes, but like in a crocs and oversized hoodie way
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the benefit of tips IRL is that they are cash-in-hand and unmediated. I used to love working for tips because I knew I’d always have money in my pocket at the end of a shift. These social tips are just a points-distribution mechanism and they only vaguely relate to someday money (if they ever do a claim)
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The thing about $degen and $enjoy tipping is that it’s not real
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I think social tipping is an interesting idea, but ultimately it breaks social media IMO. This app interested me more without the added layer of $degen tipping, because communication that is incentivized by gain is inherently harder to trust and adds a layer of gamification that diminishes the social context.
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the real flex for a collector isn’t a big $$$ acquisition, it’s having the knowledge, insight, patience, and awareness to acquire something that is hard to find.
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the cool thing about collectors is people who’ve spent $1 and people who’ve spent $1000 are equally stoked to have collected something they like.
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Today as I sat down to lunch with my wife, the chair literally exploded under me, sending food everywhere and leaving me rolling around trying to collect it all before the five-second-rule expired. If I had recorded it, I would share it here so you could have a good laugh.
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this would be a good time to be able to fork yourself and run reality across 3-5 different timelines
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here comes trouble!
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sucks to deal with, but getting botted feels like a healthy sign
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The first movie really cut short the Liet Kynes arc, and just treated the terraforming project as a little sideshow. This not only sidelines a crucial part of the books, but also removes a big part of the Fremen story - that they were all on a multi-generational radical guerilla eco-rehab project.
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There are people suited to it, and I think you have to self-assess whether that path would work. I do my best creative work with a stable routine and steady home/income situation, so I opted out of the art nomad party scene. FWIW, my favorite work of his is the work-for-hire stuff
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yeah, I more or less got off the ride pretty early because I saw all my peers either living like this or floundering in grant-writing hell. Also, I realized I am too much of a normie family guy for that life.
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It was disturbingly relatable and even at its most absurd I was like “yeah, sounds right”
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