I generally and quite often find in my "digital life" and in my "real life" (which by the way is such a weird phrase because digital is definitely real) parallel lessons or thoughts or philosophies. I believe this is consistent with a universe that works in a fractal way, and such ancient wisdom like "As Above so Below".
In terms of Sustainable Development of our rural region, I have frequently been a somewhat reluctant participant in "tourism", and I always think that tourism might be interesting, and even good, but it can never be a main thing. A region cannot have a "culture of tourism", or maybe its more true that few regions can manage to do that. Because if you lose your main culture - what are the tourists coming to see?
So I work in Ecological Restoration, I build living systems that I believe can be more profitable that "traditional" monoculture agriculture. There are reasons to visit a unique living laborynth profitable ecosystem restoration project - and meaning to those reasons that there just isn't for visiting "a hotel". A Hotel has a reason to visit, if (and only if) the region has a reason to be visited.
I think we have a similar situation with "content creation". The truth is that none of our content is worth any amount of money, not even a nickel. And I think a lot of people especially on HIVE get some idea that the "quality" of your content makes it "worth" some amount of money or not. It would be healthier, in my estimation, if we all assumed our content was "worthless", and to get a nickel for it, a miracle.
And maybe Twitter, Youtube and other social media platforms do have ways to "earn" money as well - and its not about the "quality" of the content on those sites, either.
"Quality" is what we would call a proxy variable. It proxies something else, and you might proxy a variable in "science" or data analysis with something you can measure more easily. But quality is not measurable, so its a terrible proxy variable for judging content. We should more easily assume all content, in a vacuum, is worth zero. That includes yours, no matter how many hours you spend on it. Externally worthless.
Outside of "big data" considerations, the real value of "content creation" is personal, internal and interpersonal. The act of documenting a process, setting a goal and "telling a story" about achieving it - and possibly connecting with close friends and interested parties in the REAL TIME iterative process that is LIFE. This is the real value, and I have some evidence.
No one searches my blog more than me. I look up my old posts to read or to find/connect/share a point I already wrote about in the past. Its a reference - mainly for MYSELF.
So I know that I do a lot of things, and I have even recognized some friends worried that I might get burned out. Of course, life goes on, and "this is what I am doing"; I consider that the roadmap for 2025 is going rather well. Over this month of June will start a bit of a new phase for TheCrazyGM.com, Team.Mithril, Moon and Ecobank.
Everything I do fits together in my head, but I cannot manage to explain in every post how it all fits together. But the breadcrumbs are here, on-chain. A toolbox, a development group, a game and a bridge to "the real world" - In some real way "I am building" these things for myself. I am crazy and I could peacefully and much less stressfully grow my own bananas and not do any of this stuff - not experiment on the cutting edge of technological development.
But I enjoy it! I struggle to "not build" things. And I feel passionate about a lot of the "mistakes" I see around the world, both in digital and physical development. I am motivated to "be a better builder" and maybe even leave some useful legos, tools and tutorials for other people who want to build things.
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