>>348321>On one hand, there is indeed a worse coming because we haven't even hit what happened a century ago in the Great Depression.I know you're expecting that because how the economy's been going, but the "repeating-of-history" part is actually in the cryptosphere:
1. Idiots looking for easy money get told of a way to get rich quick and easy
2. They put their entire livelihood on the line, no safety net, nothing to catch them when they fall
3. They take out exorbitant loans, putting all their eggs in one basket.
4. There is also no regulation on this (relatively) new system of finance.
5. Most of the people who actually made it big did it years before and have already made their money.
6. Shit falls through the floor.
7. The people who put money into it are fiscally, emotionally and proverbially fucked.
>To get the fun back, you have to help it return. Something fun might be discussing projects you want to see happen. Perhaps a pony drawing or animation. Perhaps a goal for the board to work towards with updates on progress. Simply by suggesting the fun, it can return with some effort.Thanks for that man. I'll try and figure something out. And thank you too
>>348324>>348325>The solution is simple, avoid normals as much as you can. They are cancer.Avoidance is my go-to coping mechanism for shit like this. The problem is, I due to who I live with, I can't always avoid media sources with inflammatory opinions, nor am I in a financial position to relocate from my current home. Hell, where I live, the housing market is so fucked, that literally 90% of the houses around my childhood towns are fucking seasonal vacation homes for rich cunts and airbnbs. the 10% is people who've already been here for decades. I feel like I can't live where I want to live because of how fucked the housing market is, and even if I had millions, I wouldn't want to put my money into something that fucked.
>>348326>You are dealing with NPCs. From a logical standpoint they are not even human, but entities without critical thinking, automatons roaming while manifesting their programming.Funny thing.
>Just understand the stakes and how the game is rigged, then adapt accordingly.Funny you say that. I remember reading in Vortex Blaster, how the protagonist managed to break a rigged casino by counting cards, and points out that, if they just shuffled the cards normally, they wouldn't have been exploited so hard.
Funny how that goes. Either way, thanks /mlpol/.