helping build farcaster | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina | “lucky me, lucky mud”

1. ...so it's still just another Keynesian beauty contest that not only converges the public opinion but also directly creates losers through its most basic interaction mechanism? it dehumanizes and degrades at least half of the artists on its platform as its primary function? it makes art comparative, instead of subjective?

2. i'm sure they're doing what they think is right. i'm sure there are artists that enjoy the economic benefits of exposure and passive income and see it as an upgrade over the previous way of doing business. 

but i feel gross to the point of nausea just interacting with it.

not to hammer this point, but sometimes i wonder if y'all hear yourselves