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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Have never understood the impulse to dunk on someone trying something new when it does not impact you in any way.
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
I think it comes from envy? Ie, it’s often people who are dissatisfied with their own way, but are too lazy or afraid to try something new So they try to neg the “impossibility” of change into existence
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Yeah, seems like a common underlying insecurity
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antaur
@antaur.eth
i know, this fella even made a semi career out of dunking on crypto, he was even on major TV podiums in the last bear market https://www.stephendiehl.com/blog/against-crypto.html
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King
@king
yes i only (trying to) dunk on big guys like dan though, he can take it
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frdysk
@frdysk
this is probably the most common reason lying around
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Dilek
@dlkakbs
definitely envy. they feel so inadequate that they try to alleviate this feeling by projecting it
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agathetaboo
@agathedavray.eth
sometimes i mentally do it i have to admit
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Phil Cockfield
@pjc
My theory is it's a cheap (low risk) way to appear smart. Criticising shit is easy...especially something novel and creative (and therefore likely to fail), so you just pick a thing, critique it, and bank the win of looking smart (and/or "serious"). Far harder, is imagining something new (actual creativity) and then getting it to work. It's the the realm of consultants. For me I'm pretty uninterested in the critique of folks who can't ALSO fill the space the criticism creates with some kind of creative alternatives (plural).
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Cao Thi Quy
@thiquy
seems like a common underlying insecurity
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