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Although not a question, this made me consider how am I viewing the world from a different perspective from the year before? If no change, me do the worries.

Thank you for this. I grew up reading the (formative) Earthsea books without looking into her other works since, although I knew I had to revisit her works at some time. I will look into ‘The Dispossessed’ as a priority.

I see what you mean, as you’re probably best to be optimistic because people usually want to do the right thing for the right reasons. It’s still early days here, and early days = the right reasons. Long may it last!

WTF?! Apologies, as your issues could be so easily sorted by locationisation. How can I help inebriate you?

‘Information’ is so multi-faceted. There is context and sub-context, acknowledged by the party in question. It’s a cypher. The party can see the message. The message is read but it can also be ‘understood’. I honestly believe that the people we ‘see’ are the people we ‘get’.

With that said, the ability to see the value that others assign to notes via zaps just now feels like a double-edged sword. It’s such a novel idea, but I don’t know how this will play out. One day, I expect a ‘famous’ person to get a full coin from posting a single poo emoji. (I’ll probably be first in line to send some sats.)

I absolutely agree that direct value attribution to content is a game-changer. This is great from an open, altruistic view, where one can assign value to something to signify acknowledgement and appreciation. However, I do worry about the paywall mentality that may appear. Giving in appreciation of freely-provided content will hopefully win over the pay-in-advance model.

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Alcoding? Alcoholding? Why not both?

Too right. I’m being a bit contrarian for the sake of it, although memories of my favourite scenes are based on a juxtaposition of visuals and context, sans dialogue.