This seems like it's on the money. The "Bond" market (HBD) and the "Stock" market (Hive) are two vastly different creatures, drawing vastly different people. But investors and users

It may not be "the same thing," but I just wanted to toss out there that when Hive's oldest Layer two token — PAL — disincentivised rewards for posting/curating in favor of focusing on dApps...

I just don't like the deception... if you can only sell your stuff when you pretend to be closing shop and going out of business, it can't be much of a product!

I generally have no interest in them. But if the need to deceive in marketing them exists, should they even exist?

Hello @cuddlekitten, thanks for stopping by!

I do, as well. I suppose this is just an example of what happens in an increasingly automated world.

I'm so looking forward to those beans! Oh, and to the crab dip extravaganza! ❤️

Scary Spice. I dig it. I never knew much about these things other than the fact that they sometimes hang out in huge clusters of legs. I mean huge; like thousands of individuals, all woven together.

It took me a while to realize that those of us who came here as previous bloggers on other platforms are actually a tiny minority. The whole "earn crypto" thing was really not part of my

I find it interesting, though, that the "top people," invariably have completely different solutions and think anybody with an idea other than their own is "an idiot," or ignorant or

Well, yes... Nigeria has had more than its shares of economic difficulties, particularly lately. Not so much now that we live in the US, but in Denmark eating out was definitely a "luxury" that

Yes, the UK was always expensive for "real" eating out, I remember that. But how about things like going down to your local chippy, or getting Chinese/Indian takeaway? That used to be reasonable

Some places/genres do seem to have gone up slightly less, like Chipotle, Panera Bread and the like. Still trying to adjust to the idea of a hamburger and fries being $15. Even our local hot dog stand now

We pretty much avoid fast food, mostly for quality reasons... some of that stuff barely qualifies for even being called food... Sadly, the US doesn't seem to have as much "street food culture"

Yeah, with a family the price of life runs up in a hurry! We're really grateful for streaming services, although some of the rentals for recent movies are getting pretty stout.

You tryin' to Rickroll me??? 🤣 But yeah, the "side" I tend to choose is the side of getting resolution, not of blindly following some particular agenda or manifesto.

It's a bad thing for those of us who think of houses as "where we LIVE" rather than just "investments" to be swapped and sold for gains all the time.

It is utter madness... but I'm still grateful we even get a break.

Doesn't seem very civilized to me, either. That was one of the good things about living in Texas... they could put a lien on your property for unpaid taxes, but they could keep accumulating year after

Eric, to be honest I think "quality content" is a bit of a unicorn and even though I was among the OGs who clamored for quality content I have gradually come to the perspective that it's less