I'm nearing 50. I remember first seeing the internet in '95 when I was able to read the Tour de France daily recaps instead of having to wait two-weeks for velo

I'm nearing 50. I remember first seeing the internet in '95 when I was able to read the Tour de France daily recaps instead of having to wait two-weeks for velonews to be printed. I'm far from jaded about the internet, in fact, I'm very excited about what this next stage will bring. Are you familiar with the S curve of innovation? (https://www.open.edu/openlearn/nature-environment/organisations-environmental-management-and-innovation/content-section-1.7 https://www.open.edu/openlearn/nature-environment/organisati...) It seems like you almost know that when Web3 gets figured out, you'll get excited again. You don't have to be excited about what is happening every day. If you want to get excited jump in and figure out what you'd like to see Web3 do, and build it (I'm assuming you're an engineer).