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Ah yes, the enlightened centrist approach. That somehow the "correct" idea lies in the middle of two polar opposites. And that's true in some cases! Sometimes
by turtledove 4y ago
Ah yes, the enlightened centrist approach. That somehow the "correct" idea lies in the middle of two polar opposites.
And that's true in some cases! Sometimes the compromise solution is the best one.
But in other cases, the middle position is actively the worst position. Sometimes there are objective reasons why a polar position is correct, and compromising from that polar position leads to worse outcomes.
In my opinion, "Web3" is one such case. It's clear (to me) that Web3 is a grift, and so compromise on it is accepting "a little bit of grifting is ok."