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If we accept the internet as a dark forest and ourselves as the hunters, we tiptoe through the digital underbrush, calculating every post, every transaction, every move. Markets, supposedly paragons of efficiency, thrive on hoarding information—the more you know, the more you wield power. But let's face it: being the hunter in this endless forest is isolating, even dehumanizing. It echoes the German adage about not seeing the forest for the trees. As we stealthily navigate, our tunnel vision blinds us to the forest's true essence, and we miss the bigger picture entirely.

If we accept the internet as a dark forest and ourselves as the hunters, we tiptoe through the digital underbrush, calculating every post, every transaction, every move. Markets, supposedly paragons of efficiency, thrive on hoarding information—the more you know, the more you wield power. But let's face it: being the hunter in this endless forest is isolating, even dehumanizing. It echoes the German adage about not seeing the forest for the trees. As we stealthily navigate, our tunnel vision blinds us to the forest's true essence, and we miss the bigger picture entirely.

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