I was just browsing through r/CryptoCurrency on reddit and there I found this little gem.
A post on 4chan where two users have completely different opinions about Ethereum - when it still was at 0.6$
Now, the user who is pro-ethereum made completely the right call by saying that ethereum could easily overtake RPL to be number 2 market cap in crypto.
Even though this is pretty cool, the reason I'm writing this post is that I wanted to highlight the 2nd comment - from a user who is trashing about Ethereum for different reasons - one of those: it's made by a 21-year-old slavshit dropout ..
I find it fascinating and also scary to think about how many people probably listened to the opinion (even subconsciously) from the 2nd comment - simply because it was longer, more detailed and more aggressive; which is often interpreted as stronger than kind behaviour.
I'm pretty sure that if I would have read it at the time, the comment would have had at least influenced my decision a tiny bit - by creating some doubts.
Especially as an open-minded person who wants to see things from all sides.
Now, I'm not talking about disregarding all opinions that are not on par with your own, because it is indeed often times very valuable to listen to different voices.
However, it is crucial - at least for me - to be mindful about what opinions I accept and which I have to disregard.
There were too many times where I wasn't sure about something and let doubts take over me, instead of believing in my own judgement.
So - this is what I take out from this image:
However, everyone can and should take their own findings out of this ;)
