The rise of nonsensical speech in online discourse has led to the creation of competitive events where individuals intentionally spout gibberish to entertain and/or compete with like-minded individuals.
Many successful individuals who are past the age of 40 have found joy in revisiting the activities that made them happy as 13 or 14 year olds, such as creating fictional worlds in the form of comic books. However, creating such worlds is not an easy feat and requires a significant amount of time and dedication.
In this podcast, the speaker discusses their thoughts on NFTs and how they have tried to understand the market beyond JPEGs and art, despite attending several NFT conferences.
The hosts discuss the risks of trying to out-trade the rest of the NFT market and encourage listeners to take time to educate themselves and wait for good investment opportunities.
This episode features a discussion about the understated achievements of Harry Watson, a New Zealand cyclist who competed in the 1928 Tour de France and other races without drawing attention to himself.