Oh I remember that game, should be fun watching Lex play it!

Great thought experiment that episode was.

: -) had to do it!

Oh that sound interesting, def going to have to check that one out! If you think about it, your life may have already happened, you could be that person.

Nice one!

Memberberries activiated, I'm going to have to revisit that one again.

I wish!

Well said, Sir! In that case, I thank you for all of your past efforts. As far as voting is concerned, I remain neutral after seeing what happened in the past chain split. I no longer feel comfortable

Beautiful comment, Good Sir! And to be frank, I am ashamed of some of the ways this platform has changed my thinking. I also do not relish the idea of "the greater good," and it's because I know

Hey there, @cowboyphylosophy. Thank you for your thoughtful question! Wisdom or, more accurately, crowd wisdom as it gets used in this post refers to a rather odd phenomenon that Steem/HIVE tried to harness

Thanks for the re-hive, @frankbacon!

Thank you, Sir! -- Great episode, I found it both illuminating and terrifying.

Yelp, indeed. If you can ever remember the name of the community episode, I'd like to give it a watch.

I think people should approach HIVE as if though it's a marketplace of ideas. If you don't like what someone is selling (saying), then maybe critique their work in a comment. Then show them with the way

Do you think of all human-made systems as broken? I don't know if I agree with that. I mean, granted, in the age of planned obsolescence, it can seem that way, but that's by design. I'm starting to think

Ahh, thank you for sharing that info, @leprechaun!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the matter, @scholaris!

Great post, Zydane. I thought it was interesting to read and found so many points I could address. Osho, for example, that whole cult incident was unfortunate, but some of his writings were very profound

Hey thanks, @zydane!

I agree that it's not feasible to employ the wisdom of the crowd here. It was the blue paper that purported that 50% of PoB harnesses the crowd's wisdom. And seeing as how it's doing it incorrectly, in