Oceans of Wisdom

yup

so we like to chat in text, it is more information dense, this appears to be true - hard part still remains

fortunately I only spent $500K to learn this same lesson

and just threw it away and went back to 2D

and I feel very comfortable this is a broader issue because Facebook with 2 billion users spent $32 actual billion dollars trying to get them to chat to each other in 3D

we had the 3D interface and the Discord interface in parallel for ~1 year and everyone ended up back in Discord

is that information density of 3D is still too low

from 21-22

i will say another thing that everyone appears to have comprehensively learned

too late at night for this; Bryan Johnson will not approve

obviously FFS the important part is not if I am looking at @[maybe] avatar in 2D or 3D who gives a shit about this

we finally have a promising one here I think

no harm in that

so we should feel comfortable exploring different UX

@[teexels] is your guy

urgent or tomorrow ok?

not in my filing cabinet

not on AWS

in people's wallet

the tokens would be exactly where they were the whole time

if AWS where this website is hosted was also hit by a meteor tomorrow

if i was hit by a meteor tomorrow

are zero % exposed to me and 'continuity' as such

the investors (mostly me) in the museum, the investors (mostly not me) in the fund, any meme card holder, etc etc

to put it differently

i did not ask anyone to buy a subscription to discord or to oncyber or anywhere else and for the same reason

and that is why boys and girls we learn the lesson that we do not invest money in centralized digital services

and oncyber is effectively no more

he did not take the leap

i thought there was a way it could work

we spent quite a lot of time working on it

rayan had a plan along those lines

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you will note that every single place I have touched money: - NFTs for museum - NFTs for fund - NFTs for network it is only if the underlying is a decentralized token -

but in the end he did not get there

Rayan thought he could do it (decentralize)

could not figure out how to decentralize it effectively so it never left 'testnet' - never took a penny from anyone bc it was not only centralized, but the demands of graphics meant it was going to stay that way for the foreseeable future

why will that eliminate the risk factors

even within NFTs there are big differences

what happens when hugo wants to assign it to his collection

what "Cryptopunks"?

(this is the hardest part)

and priced on an ongoing basis

so it has to be priced

xTDH creates a small, variable but real cost

does not change the fact that assigning xTDH to 6529 Raw will cost nothing to index and assigning the same amount of xTDH to "every holder of $rekt" will cost many orders of magnitude more to index

using an actual implementation

and it is a great way to move the discussion forward

very explicitly

we launched a testnet