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RE: People are Capitulating

in #steem5 years ago

If you want to destroy an economy, all you really need to do is introduce a lot of chaos and uncertainty. These these changes bring a lot of both. Along with those, you have the perceived unfairness of the 50/50 change. Doing nothing is one thing, but doing everything at once is worse. People WANT incrementalism, despite what the devs say what needs to happen with respect with the exchanges. Everyone is fretting about "muh investors", but the product here on Steem is the creators, and if you drive them away the best of intentions won't matter.

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I think incrementalism is the way to go, but as we both know, that seems to be falling on deaf ears at the moment. The truth is that life is a gamble, and yes we are taking a big leap hoping to land on our feet. I don't know what's going to happen, I do hope for the best, but "real life" happens offline, and I don't intend to let the drama of these conversations rob me from enjoying time with the wife, a good meal and my family.

We agree more than you think :)

For sure. My life is much better now that I’ve abandoned the larger social networks.

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