The whole platform is built so perfectly to close any feedback loops before they even occur.

I've seen some people get stuck behind the entry, calling it out being a ponzi scheme. Not even understanding how the whole platform operates. Not saying I'm the technical genius here, but I've seen my share of blockchains in my time. There isn't a such thing as a perfect blockchain, but steemit has the functionality standard to pretty fucking high. Steemit is a state of the art polised as can be, top tier shitcoin.

Steemit has worked out a model in where every user gets payed for the work they do, by simply participating.

I find that there are currently way more eyeballs trying to catch the upvotes, than there are people giving the money away. The system will stay like this for a period of time. Forever to be precise. Everyone gets richer, only some get richer faster than others.

The big brother syndrome.

As people peek into your wallet, you'd get 3 types of reactions. All of those are experienced within couple of seconds. All steemians find that their own holdings are more important to them than the holdings of others. Hence the reaction times ranging from a couple of seconds to a few minutes before returning to self wallet.The reactions are either he has more money than me, less money than me or we're about equal.

In reality we're all equal.

The balances of individual wallets don't actually matter as much as the work that they've put into the platform. Even the work isn't a measurable factor. Also the effort that is put into that work. None of that is measurable. We have to treat each and every one using this platform as equals. Since we're all filling up the same database with work. Best of all, everyone can contribute!