> I see a lot of specious arguments and strong statements that are usually generationizations focused on the negative. Doesn't this go both ways? People hear t

> I see a lot of specious arguments and strong statements that are usually generationizations focused on the negative. Doesn't this go both ways? People hear the loudest voices in the room, both for and against crypto. As a personal anecdote, I asked an acquaintance who is really into Internet Computer[1] how apps that implement the Matrix protocol[2] compare to something like OpenChat[3]. Their response was unconvincing, mainly because it was more like generalized marketing hype for Internet Computer and not actually addressing my question directly. So I think while there are plenty of folks who blindly hate on the crypto/web3 ecosystem, there are also a lot of people trying to engage constructively and getting pro-crypto memes thrown back in their face. Where's the space for nuanced answers to these nuanced criticisms? [1] https://smartcontracts.org/docs/introduction/welcome.html https://smartcontracts.org/docs/introduction/welcome.html [2] https://www.matrix.org https://www.matrix.org [3] https://oc.app https://oc.app