Peace, all. Enjoy life. Maybe see you next year.

Still, they've come a long way since Wednesday night Unsolved Mysteries.

It's on my list of things to watch someday. The actual sky can be fun to watch as well but like most of these shows, you're left with more questions than answers at the end.

I like how you ended this. Oh. Before I forget. Aliens are here. See ya.

"Standardized groupthink" was a term I used lightly while writing and commenting on this topic. Early on I was saying this is what could happen. Now I'll say that's what is happening. Now here's

"Seems to have created a new form of manipulation where the one being manipulated is actually manipulating themselves." Something I said over two years ago. I've been using AI to replace search

That was good. Now picture the Karate Kid scene where they're doing the wax on with cats. Perfect commercial. These cats will be flying off the shelves.

They need to invent a cat that doesn't leave streaks.

I think the support system could be an attraction but it's difficult to find talented independent creators able to understand the benefits of bringing a paying audience with them as well. Try to reach

I actually enjoyed creating my own. That's a long time ago though. I've retired. Left for an entire year. Came back and the place is nothing like I remember it. So much more quiet now. Filling it up with

That does sound like an adventure.

I noticed PeakD placed that listen to post button front and center. So now when you stumble into one of my long-ass comments, you can just press play and listen to the robotic podcast version. You can

Any More Answers?

What's an AMA?

Just an ad market. It's a long story...*

I've watched several reward pools dry themselves up. When the content is the consumer, yes, you run into problems. Create a product. Ignore the product. Ask people to buy token because token. Enacting

I've always likened this platform to Youtube. Though I wasn't creating video, the basics were still there. The main source of entertainment at the top, then the comment section. And using Why Files again

This model, in practice, and I proved it already in practice: keeping some stake to reward your community (consumer base, call it whatever labels don't matter) is a good idea. It's an incentive for them

I'm retired. Working for advertisers wouldn't bring me out of retirement. It slams the door in my face. I was able to craft posts that received both the highest payout and most commented on "awards",

So if there's no content, because no reward pool, who is viewing the ads? Stakeholders that have no reason to be here?