Oh the old No True Scottsman fallacy

Sure that's what Skynet wants you to believe. AI can't make that level of deep predictions unless it has a hand in controlling the outcome. The fact is that there will be innovations between then and now

Years ago I remember going to a banquet hall room at a mall and there were these Robert Kiyasaki facilitators there. They had quite the brand going for them. They even had their own board game. But if

Off topic? I figured this was just a series of natural pivots where the conversation led us. I am just interpreting events from my perspective as I have been present for some time. I enjoy getting outside

Well I'm specifically talking about before he got his position. He was making content for a star wars gacha (i think it's called Galaxy of Heroes but I could be mistaken) and Aggy specifically mentioned

Originally he got paid to do sponsored content as part of their SPS influencer program. I witnessed all of this unfold and have an outside perspective so not sure why you would try to build an appeal to

I didnt say crack to make a comparison to how addictive it was. It was about using things that are a waste of money as a baseline instead of something worth investing into. I'm aware of what is normal

Its funny how much low hanging fruit people pick to make apples to oranges comparison. People spend money on crack too. Might as well just compare Splinterlands to that. My favorite is when people compare

Play to earn sounds great until you do the math. I don't even think the game is worth the initial fee and then you have to buy overpriced NFTs and probably sps. Its an accessibility problem. People need

I was just explaining how card games generally work and how the term has been misappropriated so that other styles of games such as gachas can masquerade as card games. This is because card pack opening

Cards differentiate from other game pieces in that they can be face down. This allows for two main mechanics that games leverage. The first is a deck you can shuffle. This produces a random element from

Why would you even bother putting the Vatican on the list of places under 10m? It's pretty obvious city states wouldnt be over that arbitrary number so you could have put a real country in its place or

Charizard is my favorite fire splinterblander. Can't wait for people to realize how boring that game is and maybe put something else up on a pedestal for a change. It isn't anything like Magic and the

Maybe they'll make a feature for GTA NFTs where people can steal them as a "surprise" mechanic.

Yeah but he supports splinterlands so he's just against NFT projects in his out group.

Yeah I understand your position too with needing backing. I wonder if anyone would tell you the real story about what happened because if you think it's all David and Goliath, you might need another read

If that's the "narrative" you're going with, I would be careful about making claims about it being factual or based on real events. There could be a level of liability only telling one side of

Putting stuff together in low gravity or zero G is probably easier than not.

Most people talk about web3 so ubiquitously I wonder how many people know what that really means or if they just use it as floating signifier to simp for anything blockchain adjacent. Before we get into

Why buy Matic when you can buy Zcash?