Sounds like one of the things that will finally be addressed is one of Hive's shortcomings: Your content created here (and on LeoFinance) is really only "monetized" for 7 days. And that's problematic

Yup. And hence my (typically unpopular) suggestion that it should be a requirement for anyone to call themselves an "Economist" that they complete at least two years each of Industrial Psychology

Hello @cuddlekitten, welcome to my blog!

I must confess that "running out of ideas" has never been much of an issue... most of my chronic note taking has been the result of having more ideas in a given moment than I have time to write

Fact. The entire world seems to have a major issue with greed preying on people's fear.

The way I see it, web3 requires a complete paradigm change in order to actually work, on any scale. In other words, we have to consider the psychology of it, not just the functional mechanics. People are

Chips are an interesting item... we happen to "snack" a lot around here, and I've noticed that not only have the prices of most potato chips gone up to $4-6, BUT a number of brands have also

Yes, lately things seem to have been taking a marked uptick, in almost all areas.

Sadly, I don't think there are any free markets... they are about as elusive as the economic theory of "perfect competition" which also doesn't actually exist outside think tanks in ivy-covered

No worries @acidyo, I think the post got hit by a trail that rancho, haejin and a few other unliked individuals follow... I was actually expecting some "corrective" votes...

Yes, the all-important "reason to HOLD," as opposed to just reasons to "earn and sell." I like that ALIVE has some "drip" dividends in other tokens, and that the underlying

A very complex issue, without a doubt. In my "radical" perception, it's not a political issue, it's a human one. We live in a world dominated by a scarcity mindset. Scarcity breed fear. Fear,

Rats. That's very sad, indeed... she was one of the first people I interacted with when I joined this community, some six years ago. She was always so kind and encouraging. She will be missed...

When we still had our store here in town, it was remarkable how many self-identified "digital nomads" were coming through... which spoke a lot to the end of "stuff." Most of them were

I've handled a few coins along the way; even had some Danish 1870's gold coins I was gifted by family members at college graduation. Old as they might be, they have never been worth more than the bullion

That's very true, about equities... and most of the "traditional" stocks and bonds seem to have a smaller downside and less volatility than crypto, but that's not going to stop me from continuing

Sometimes it just becomes too much effort to dispose of things, and the best we can do is perhaps give them to a second hand shop, if there's no family interested. Our kids don't really care, so we're

Hi there @cuddlekitten, thanks for visiting!

My parents were rather dedicated collectors of things... we just don't have the space as is, and we're going to move to a smaller place in the coming years, so we have quite a bit that needs to be sent

Thanks for the support @ewkaw and @qurator, I very much appreciate it!