Does your mental model of human behavior explain the 2000s warez scene? • Competition to leak high profile albums • High risk of prison • Not for profit! • Against rules to share leaks outside The Scene • Not about love for music. They leaked the SpongeBob movie soundtrack
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I don't think that diminishes social capital point (can have self-social capital and also non-compounding on identity/brand too). But agree super fascinating! Crazy to me that we have modeled out financial capital out so much. But not social capital
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Oh yeah to be clear, I mainly agree with you and a few others who are saying status or things similar. Part of the interesting conclusion IMO is that it can be social capital/status in the context of ANYTHING. This piece from The Onion comes to mindhttps://www.theonion.com/man-on-internet-almost-falls-into-world-of-diy-mustard-1819571371 …
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Oh yeah. Know we're totally agreeing! The two most interesting aspects to me of social capital were that it's non fungible and staking Dynamics. But you're bringing up a good third which is it's flexibility in scope.
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Yes. Maybe social capital is a means to another end. Social capital is the best tool (that the brain is wired for) for validating that what you are doing is valued/hard. Once that is fully validated, maybe you need social capital less. Would explain desire to leak anonymously.
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Why do people eat artificial sweeteners? They taste like nutrition. This stuff isn't really social capital, but it tastes like it.
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Well put
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