This afternoon, I spent a few moments chatting with a colleague over a cup of coffee about the risks and potentials of both central and decentralized media. He says he wants to be able to directly support how he listens to podcasts. But he hears so much that it is financially inconvenient for him to do so. This is largely due to the fact that the world is covered by the model balls of advertising.
Once a platform becomes their financing hook to a financier. People may lose support for the platform which means they have developed an audience over time through too much effort. May lose his access. Simply packing up and leaving somewhere else is not easy.
However, when I look at niche communities like Hive, Inflation Pool, and Podcaster, the way the decentralized community can be managed through the interface. While explaining that, we have expanded into its economy and how are the centralized platforms starting to move towards the new economy? The list of Square, Google, Microstrategy, etc. is growing rapidly.
The funny thing is while continuing this discussion that he and I have been going for several years. His eyes began to click in focus and he began to see what I was saying. Recently, he started using Twitter for his news feed and started reading some conversations. Quickly identifies how social mobility works and how it involves risk. Where people are leveraged and polarized to create discussion. He is also focusing on the risks of “staying out of risk” of the move and how they are being punished for socially and economically hostile. Which means it's about to be the most delusional time of the year, as well.
When I was explaining how the change of risk from old to new would create instability in the old and increasing stability between the new with the consistent ward upward trend. He said, “Okay, now how do I buy some bitcoin?
I am always careful when it comes to the buying part. But I know this person well enough and I will remove him from the process. The lament that he laments is not getting any more interesting when I created his still unused Steam account three years ago. Because he realized that now he has a lot to learn, a lot to catch up with.
And this is what I told him and others about the future. Start learning. Don’t come near the hive because of the possibility of a reward. Don’t expect Hive to replace all your other digital social activities immediately. Don’t come to Hive for the best content on the internet - because it’s not going to satisfy these needs satisfactorily. As such “free internet” matures. It is created by professionals who have effectively trained the world in the way they order and enjoy the entrances to their choices.
The reason for coming to the highway is that the world is going to be the future from now on.
Five years or a decade from now. we need to learn about the structure of that future and potentially take part in its construction or influence the way it is built.
As I am saying. If the world is going to change, we need to change the way we use it and give up some part of convenience and quality to support replacements.
This is how economies rise and fall. Through use, through enjoyment, through faith.
And this last part, the belief in the current economy has been so shattered. That’s the huge companies that have built their assets to benefit from it. They are losing faith in his future and they are all about gain. They don’t think about ideals. They don’t care about improving the world, they don’t care about your well-being and mental health. All they do is churn out another dollar or soon, another Satoshi.
If they enter bitcoin, block production and blockchain verification processes. This is not a calculated risk. Because it already has the necessary channels to market it to the public. They already have all the data, granular market segmentation and social impact processes are underway to get the support they need for the mainstream. Because they have a core line in the digital world.
Although it may not be great in some ways. Disruption always creates opportunities and when this deviation is at the global economic level. The cracks then hold a huge leg and two hands so that people can hold on and start tearing both to fill the void for start old and new.
At the moment, people are being harmed, people are looking for better ways and even at the level of use. People realize that the model they use every day is not unrealistic, it is what they are spending. It's getting to the point where they have to decide what they're eating right now. They are feeling the cost of content on the internet and they don't like it.
As I told my colleague, the way to change this is to decentralize the platforms and this is a wider distribution of their self-created resources. Giving them a chance to get back into the consuming community from themselves, HET is already doing just that and is slowly creating a more robust and value-added model of the new economy while remaining incomplete in many ways. Niche economies communicate with each other around the world without going through anything that is a “managed” gateway.
But no matter how we look at it now, the world is more complex than we enjoy it and we are beginning to feel the effects of outsourcing so much of our lives to our corporations. Those just keep their bottom line in their algorithmic minds.
It was these discussions that started the tide and put more marriages in the narratives of the people of their world today. And there is no better time than now to open up some gaps to consider new information. Negotiations are ongoing and not ending. But we can take part in its trajectory and evolution by decentralizing the conversation.
