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>>50546843
As an insider. The scope of crypto is self correcting unlike a scheme. It is closer in behavior to a lottery, saving for a much wider distribution among participants.
Above all, crypto is in such an infancy as to be an unborn. It's extremely unfair to label most of it a scam. Aoos abound yet a relatively small number are truly scams, for example. These are ecosystems. We should pay more attention to their potential. It's like the acid generation missed the trip except it's LCD not LSD. We're witnessing the birth of something that dwarfs all prior technological socio developments together and then some.

>>25518482
>I'm using mobile app t
>>25518482
>is this grug brain or realistic?
it's grug brain bro
you won't make any meaningful serious gains via mining unless you use powerful machines
mobile phone mining via apps is a disgrace and will only trickle in drops while datamining your entire phone

I've been mining for years now and speak from real world experience

Mined ~50 ETH over the last three years using 4 mining rigs that I run out of an office where I don't pay electricity

>>17887536
I like Rob Ager, have read him for over 10 years
and I have read and seen his analysis on the debunking of the moonlanding theories
that being said, it's still fake as fuck bro
>gif related
they sure liked to use a lot of glitter effects
I think fundamentally people are uncomfortable with the question of whether or not we landed on the moon because it calls into question the entire nature of reality and extends into the question of "what is the shape of the earth?"

since people can't wrap their head around that question, they resort to tropes