Off topic thing. I stumbled upon an article that resonated with most of the things you've been saying about the state of nostr and the prevalence of terrible recommendation algorithms we are seeing today. The article isn't directly about that but you could find a lot of similarities to various phenomena that are happening today here
Hope you find it useful:
https://mises.org/mises-daily/anticapitalistic-bias-american-intellectuals
I see Nostr as a social network and also as a free market of information. It's expected to see discrimination in a free market. Sociopaths gonna sociopath, even in a social medium.
Expect some individuals being total pricks and being accepted by others. It doesn't mean I don't see them and don't hate them. At least I can also be discriminative with those I don't like
Maybe the "non scalable" quality is a blessing and not a curse, right?
I mean, regulators in the world are waiting to understand Bitcoin enough to regulate it ad nauseam.
Maybe they will hit a roadblock because the path taken by the layers of Bitcoin will be almost random and almost impossible to describe.
Wouldn't that make Bitcoin "unregulable" by default?
Is it possible, for example, that people in 100 or 200 years would be talking about "layer 1 million" solutions?
At some point, you will realize that a country is just a big hunting ground made for the sociopaths called the states to consume your vital energy
So, they want to say Bitcoin is a weapon of mass destruction, heh?
But at least he does it for equality, so I can be equal to the already dead people
Looks like a combination of Morpheus and Donald Trump
You would need a guarantee that the content is useful/productive; otherwise, every person that paid could be rugged. Maybe it can work if the author of the content has a solid web of trust, I don't know
Fun poors 😉
Of course, it always has been about an humiliation ritual. It's particularly pronounced in Europe today
I mean, we have seen what they've done to llms. Now imagine that but with human beings 😱
Who knows. Maybe they will even be rugged. Not your keys (genetic)... 😶
When you discover she has a chair in her house
I see it in this way, through 3 concepts (that I made myself, be cautious):
1. Mana value is the utility of certain tool to satisfy a necessity you have (Eg: a car can cost you 0 btc, but that doesn't mean it isn't useful to transport you to somewhere). It doesn't have a specific unit to measure it. Sometimes I call it technological value.
2. Monetary value is the slice of the global mana value that is represented by certain amount of money. For example 1 btc = worldtotalmanavalue/21000000, 0.5 btc = worldtotalmanavalue/42M, etc
3. Chronological cost treats the same phenomenon than monetary value but from a different point of view. It measures the difficulty of obtaining certain tool or item (the typical way of measuring this is through work hours but you can also use monetary units).
In the case of certain software, I could say that it has a lot of mana value if it's useful for someone in the real world. If people replicate it and keeps being needed, you could say the mana value has doubled. If this specific software is replicated a lot (which is common), the chronological cost of it will tend to zero pretty quickly. It will be dead easy for me to obtain it.
However, if I sum all the softwares in the world, that will give a pretty big monetary value because they provide a lot of utility today
The things I described are not 100% exact because the industries and markets don't behave linearly