Why is it so hard for me to get crypto culture? I get lots of communities easily, get a good sense of their norms and landscape, but for some reason I have repeatedly failed at this with crypto, despite having e.g. held crypto for 7 years, worked on an ico and been to devcon. 1/
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Crypto feels demonic, like it's either a hoax or will be the only thing that matters in 10 years and we're living in the before time, before this monster was birthed. But that might not be rational :)
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I recognise the vibe, similar to the vibe I experienced in the policy-making monetary economists scene pre-2007. Perhaps its a necessity in the voodoo-business of monetary credence? I don't know, just a hunch.
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Sounds like the heterogeneity makes it harder for you to understand the general vibe of all those people?
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Maybe the issue is trying to feel it?? crypto culture pretty clearly models the early culture of the internet which was less “feel” based and more logic based? It was and has always been the domain of male nerds. Similarly now most core groups self style themselves as “autists”
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Sure, but I still feel like I can 'feel' things that aren't emotions based - I 'feel' an okay grasp on basic statistics, and feel a sense of what I need to do and learn to get a better grasp on it; the concepts are familiar, within reach
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i recommend you follow
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Perhaps because there's a quasi religious element to it that goes beyond the pure technology. And worse, the religious element lacks cohesion and is constantly shifting and mutating with the environment to protect itself. It's almost a living entity more than a tool.
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It’s intangible and descriptions of the infrastructure/crypto itself is super nebulous and difficult to parse out. There’s nothing that you can really relate it to either, so there’s no heuristics that you can use to ease the learning process. And it’s boring af like you said
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Just like traditional monetary economics policy
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I’m not sure there’s a there there. Lots of boys thinking that they’re Guy Fawkes when they’re just speculating on Bitcoin
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