Is apologizing useful? If so, why do we need rules?

The most surreal thing about this space is that the ones faking things actually live the best. They pump up the numbers, make up stories, and keep harvesting new rounds of suckers. Bottom line? It’s long been shattered.

There’s a saying that rings true: if you see one cockroach crawling by, it means there’s already a nest in the corner. If you spot one project faking things, there’s probably an entire industry chain hidden behind it.

I once saw a debate that argued laws are meant to serve people, not just be cold, hard rules. But the problem is, people’s moral intuition is often misled by misinformation. The justice you believe in might be built on a pile of fake news.

So what this market lacks most isn’t hype, it’s the truth. No one’s anger can be faked, but can anger really bring change? That’s another question.