tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
Remember how much most of Farcaster was worried about / scoffed at / looked down on / doubted early $degen? (I do, bc I felt that way.) And remember how quickly we changed our tune once $degen succeeded and got attention? And how it helped the network to a big growth moment? ^ This experience makes me much more humble about casting stones. Instead, I prefer to be open minded, give things a little time to play out, and — most importantly — do what I can to help out the builders who I believe in… with whatever they happen to be trying!
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Chris Carella
@ccarella.eth
Realizing you don't need a strongly formed opinion in the first moments something happens is a super power on the internet.
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
For sure. And I don’t look down on people for not immediately having this approach, since I feel like I had to learn it through degen. But I feel like if a bunch of us here have been through something before that could give us a little bit more humility here.
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Chris Carella
@ccarella.eth
Yea and what I said isn't just about crypto. Social media divides and makes us fiercely tribal faster than we can think. Tip 1: never get made from a post Tip 2: you don't need an opinion on anything, especially true if it doesn't effect you directly These are the keys to a happy internet life.
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tldr (tim reilly)
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this should be taught in every 5th grade classroom tbh. totally agree man, very wise!
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