Sheepcoin

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·@kevinwong·
0.000 HBD
Sheepcoin
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Buy more, save it up, and preach the word. Think about abundance. Plus, your minute thoughts and actions as a network participant are simply irrelevant, because the supply is 100% regulated by automation. Add more computing power and the network adjusts itself to give you more yield by effectively reducing the overall payout for the rest of the network. Subjective contributions are not accepted, not rewarded by the protocol. There is only one job. It's slow, laborious, and there's no other choice but to follow.

Oh yeah, that's Bitcoin. 

Not that it's a bad thing, but let's not forget [NNT's turkey problem](http://nassimtaleb.org/2013/09/turkey-problem/#.WMD_uvmGOUk).

So it's actually quite the opposite of STEEM when it comes to supply regulation and personal experience. Seeing that market value is largely based on belief, how do we turn each activity on STEEM into something that's self-reinforcing despite its rather non-conformist nature? Baked-in subjectivity amounts to network inefficiencies like greed, human error, etc, but it also enables super-efficiency. Think about good samaritans, geniuses, black-swans etc.

Every new post being a blank slate, maybe the coin is what we make of it.

Edit: Here's an article with a pretty interesting title: [The Unbelievable Value of Disbelief](http://thelabconsulting.com/the-unbelievable-value-of-disbelief/)

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<center><sub>I have nothing against sheeps. Just a word for conformity.</sub></center>
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