Possible takeaways:

- Nostr is a dumb protocol; is it proud, doomed to fail?

- Does nostr fail to take care of its "eggs"? I.e. developer culture and merge access to the NIPs repo?

- Is nostr "harsh with its young", failing to nurture new users, or non-technical users?

- Is her labor in vain, without concern? Are we overlooking important problems that will result in interest evaporating?

- Does nostr "scorn the horse and its rider", disregarding the strength of the government and incumbent social media companies?

Maybe this is all irrelevant, but I think the parallels are striking.