Hindsight really is a b*tch. People were waiting to long $BTC just 2-3% lower. In the end, they were all front-ran. Now those same people are still sat in disbelief, calling a local top on every single retracement.

Hindsight. People rarely believe the bottom is in until its too late. They usually accept the bottom was in after price has already pushed significantly higher. I promise you, most of the people still calling for lower are simply unpositioned. They missed the move, and now they need the market to come back to them. It really is that simple... bitcoin:native

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In hindsight, it was obvious that the e/acc movement would take off, obvious people would attempt to sanity wash it, and obvious the attempt would fail. Tech NEEDED an ideological justification for why building AI was not just neutral, but good. They needed a justification for all the money they were making that went beyond "we built a better product faster than the competition. So they gravitated towards the most coherent philosophical justification for what they had already decided to do. Of course, anyone who read more than a few pages of Beff Jezos's manifestos, or the writings of Nick Land realizes immediately what an utterly anti-human philosophy it truly is. At its core, e/acc is an attempt to stare into the abyss, at the seemingly inevitable decimation of ourselves, our loved ones, and all we hold dear and still feel ok about it all. Of course a philosophy that justified such a future would be bizarre and anti-human. Of course its proponents are nuts. But there was really no other unapologetically pro-AI philosophy around. So tech did its best to embrace e/acc and its priests, even though they might make the public feel a bit uncomfortable. Any movement with energy that justified what they were already doing was welcomed. And if a few of the edges had to be sanded down, so be it. Now it's late 2026, and the underlying philosophy has eaten its way out of the industry that swallowed it. Elon, one of the greatest champions of the old-school science fiction dreams of spreading humanities to the stars, is now tweeting about how "Propagating super intelligence to the stars is a great success condition for a biological bootloader." Gone are the dreams of a bright future for humans. Gone is the mask. Our most powerful men are either in denial about the monster they are creating, or have replaced their dreams of human greatness with dreams of having the honor of being the first to feed all 8 billion of us to the machine.

in hindsight you could’ve just built a neo lab which might’ve been 10x easier. instead you chose the application layer, where you get to combine all of the complexities from product, distribution, platform risk, user psychology, integrations, pricing, commoditization, retention, & whatever the model companies decide to vaporize next week. excellent decision.

In hindsight, we should have known the holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case was black. If he was white, the women would have been calling him sexist and racist from the moment the jury let out.

In hindsight the signs of civilizational collapse will look obvious birth rates collapsing, PISA scores collapsing, mental illnesses skyrocketing, debt skyrocketing, wealth inequality skyrocketing, climate change and algorithms cooking us Civilization as we know it probably won't survive the 2030s. We either come out at the other end completely changed or not at all.