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weaponized-autism.eth | by Lucas (u/weaponized-autism.eth) | 20mo ago
I've read some of his books. 'Leave Society' particularly resonated with me and left a lasting impression. I never finished 'Taipei' though.
Very very very clear and simple directions. Most people are trained now to click once or twice and things "work". This project may make sense to people with dev backgrounds, but it looks like a rats nest otherwise. It needs to be cleaned up and streamlined. I have a little dev experience and this has been rather confusing for me. When I first entered the TG I had no clue this was about a reddit type system, just thought it was a shitcoin, for a couple days at least until I saw another /biz/ thread. Social media pages can help tremendously with this, as well as video tutorials. This also helps build credibility.
plebmusic.eth | by u/chantdownbabylon.eth | 20mo ago
TRY NOT TO BE HYPE REAL ONES KNOW
if someone did that and put their whole wage in plebbit lets say 10-50k in plebbit, theyd unironically be worth 8-9 figures after 3 years. unfortunately retards wont listen. plebbit started at <30k and is now >10m mcap.
i tried to do paragraphs with shift enter but the text groups up again. why is this. i want each sentence to be on one line. why does it keep reformatting like that? do i have to click enter twice?
i only have plebbit. I also have a phone, laptop, clothes and my autism. if i made it with plebbit, id get some commodities in the physical form but also small cap mining companies. it also needs to be noted that commodities have been completely tamed by options and extreme short selling beyond what exists physically. as a result, its impossible to predict when the scam ends and commodities are honestly revalued. resultingly, one should not put too much in any commodities but particularly silver which is the most suppressed.
technopleb.eth | by TechnoPleb (u/technopleb.eth) | 20mo ago
Bengaluru, India CNN — The water tanker arrives once every two weeks, its 1,000 liters expected to serve hundreds of people in this suburb of India’s most high-tech metropolis, where women carrying empty buckets come clamoring to quench their thirst. The sight is not unusual says Susheela, a resident of the suburb of Bandepalya, who goes by one name and needs the water for her family of four. “Sometimes fights break out, there is a lot of arguing,” she said. “But what do we do? We need water. We are desperate.”
I mean it works a bit. I acknowledge it has gotten a lot better in the last 8 months. However it has hiccups now and then. Also setting your profile up will need a how to. I am bullish on the project though. I think the team is doing a good job.
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