Thinking a lot about the Jackson Palmer thread on my commute home. It's is a scathing and brilliantly written synopsis of one man's soul searching and conclusion of thinking through the consequences of actions.
Takes a lot of courage to do that in public.
Takes a lot of courage to do that in public.
https://twitter.com/ummjackson/status/1415353985406406658
There are probably tens of thousands of other people in exactly the same situation, they found themselves in too deep in what is very much a echo bubble that reinforces the normality of these scams and they just don't have anyone yet in their lives to convince them otherwise.
It takes a fair bit of research at the intersection of some very disparate fields to understand the core of why crypto is so harmful to society.
It's important to give people time and space to reach those conclusions. It's very much like cult or MLM deprogramming in some sense.
It's important to give people time and space to reach those conclusions. It's very much like cult or MLM deprogramming in some sense.
It legitimately even took me a fair bit of deep study and research to be to articulate exactly what the problems with these investments schemes are.
Even though many people think it's obvious, it's not. And perspective is everything.
Even though many people think it's obvious, it's not. And perspective is everything.
As coin sceptics it's important to present people with the cold hard truths about why these pyramid schemes are terrible, but ultimately it's on them to pull themselves out.
The walls are clearly closing in on crypto and after these schemes fall apart there's going to be a lot of lost people with broken worldviews. So have some empathy for those doing their soul searching and finding their way out.
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