Baggies seem unable to see the writing on the wall and the real value of what they're holdingYou see it everywhereboomers and their houses and stockswomen and their bodiesincels and their cryptos and optionswhat causes this? It seems like it's almost human nature to be completely blind to reason when the pain of loss could be involved
>>62824903Wish bias. Its very strong with people who are strongly invested into conflicts "russia is close to winning" "ukraine will kick out russia soon" "iran is dead" "iran will kick out the usa of west asia". People strongly wish for something and rationalize it to be true.
ya dude if u wanna make money in business or investing u need to be hundred percent honest man and that means no wacko doomer shit either
>>62824903Everyone is clinging on to whatever they feel like is worth something because people lost hope in a bright future where there used to be something to look forward to. Now there’s nothing
>>62824903Pride
It's sad to see. And not for them, but because they're so full of resentment and regret, that they have ruined /biz/. Everytime you try to talk about something that is not chainlink, polkadot or xrp, they start seething and shaking and ruin the thread. Failed to launch millennials. Had their chance to sell link and polkadot at 50 and now they are in pain. They won't be able to heal.
>>62824903The brain defaults to rationalizing whatever bullshit your subconscious mind produces. If your subconscious knows your life is ruined, your brain will invent all sorts of bizarre narratives to rationalize it. I think the internet is bad for humanity. Concepts like love, family values, and courage—traditionally pushed in books and movies—offer false hope, giving the brain a coping mechanism to rationalize reality. But now, with the internet, everyone learns the raw truth. Ignorance is bliss.
>>62824903if you size the bet right thats fine though
