Got this one. I tried to make one for this but it got too long. This solution is good because it points just enough instead of reproducing like I was trying.
The nice thing about this game is both crafting the best puzzle for a meme and guessing it can be fun
Crafting is a bit subjective of course, but I personally enjoy the aha factor of a clean solution that’s unambiguous once you see it
Ok this is a good alt to the last one. I didn’t get it partly because the more detailed emoji are harder for me to read. His gets zoom effect but I prefer the previous solution for clearer expressions/affect
Ok gonna call this thread done now. I’m not getting most of the replies now, and since I’m about average, I’m guessing most of you will struggle with the residuals too. Trawl the replies if you want the black belt stuff.
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This show is an example of what I meant by “efficient lean storytelling”
It is almost unbearably efficient. Like pure cocaine. The Hollywood beat-formula machine at its most finely tuned operating on extremely native material.
This show is the most complete and thorough reboot/continuation I’ve ever seen. All the character arcs and unresolved tensions seamlessly continued. The introduction of the Terry Silver character is so smooth it’s like there was no 30-year gap.
By analogy to “Big Data is when it’s cheaper to store data than decide what to do with it,” (George Dyson)
you could say
“Big Frontier is when it’s cheaper to experiment with something than determine if it’s a scam”
It’s the flip side of brandolini bullshit asymmetry principle: takes 10x effort to refute it than produce it. The solution is to not try: just cap downsides of buying into bullshit and let the upside from legit things swamp it out.
The biggest risk in civilizational cores is being scammed. The biggest risk in frontiers is not playing.
Has anyone experimented with barter nfts? I borrow a cup of sugar from neighbor and issue him a “cup of sugar nft” … solves dual coincidence of needs problems without a fungible currency. Crypto-hardened IOUs.
Solving for neighborhood favor trading liquidity and market-making, not enforceability. Enforcement is always solved with either guns or mutuality (aka iterated prisoners dilemma)
VR/AR people… is there a term for the virtual material out of which virtual environments can be said to be built? Like with atoms I’d say “wall of concrete” … I’d say”wall of X”?
If not we should make up a term.
I propose renderium or rendrial or rendril…
In-illusion term, not an illusion-breaking term like mesh.
Not voxels either. No terms pointing to an out-of-illusion design process or tools. If you bought virtual girders at a metaverse store to virtually build something in-world, what would the store call it generally? You can specify further… renderium steel, renderium wool