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You can't fake doing crochet with me at the crochet club, can you?

• croes 3y ago
  However, this reduces the number of potential members quite a bit. In some areas, there would probably only be one. That's not adapting but retreating.
  • jstarfish 3y ago
    It's a good thing. Everyone will have a chance to be the big fish in a small pond again, rather than being a drop in a global ocean. Everyone's self-esteem will improve as a result. Nobody will feel inadequate compared to everyone else on the planet. Nothing is more demotivating than seeing leaderboards dominated by random Japanese kids that you'll never have a chance of ever beating. Yeah, there may be a knitting goddess in Ohio you can't reach out to but you'll foster a deeper relationship with the hobbyist down the street, which would arguably benefit you more anyway.