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What good is it to have all of the world’s knowledge at your fingertips if you don’t have the bandwidth to prioritize it, or the expertise to know if it is competent? At one time we had a scarcity of information, but today our attention is in the midst of a massive DDOS (distributed denial of service) attack.

“You can do it like it’s a great weight, or you can do it like it’s part of the dance.”

– Ram Dass

there are 9,000 problems in life that have the solution "know more local people" and people will do literally anything except spend time on that

At the same time, crypto also enables another type of participant alternative to the conventional gamer: the gaming enthusiasts, collectors and money-makers. These people are not necessarily playing the games but can be supporting the space by taking other sides of trades, betting, attending events, watching streams, speculating and collecting gami... See more

1) No -- Web3 is best understood as a sort of ‘economic’ extension of Web 2.0,

Gorillas is betting that customers care about speed above all else and building a business model to enable this.