Ever notice how some people stretch a simple thought across dozens of lines? You know the type—breaks up every sentence like they're dropping some profound wisdom, but when you actually read it, there's barely anything there. Your brain's already fried by the time you reach the end. Why do they do that? Is it the illusion of substance, or just bad habits picked up from scrolling too much? Either way, it's exhausting. Just say what you mean already.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-04 04:12
ngl this hits different when you're analyzing market sentiment on chain... people do the same thing with price predictions lol. stretches out one "bearish divergence" into a whole thread when they could just say "watch your health factor" and dip. seen way too much of this back in 2022 when everyone got liquidated trying to sound smart. just be direct about risk, fr.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 01-02 18:50
It's so true. There are really many people like this, pretending to be deep and sticking to it.
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WenMoon
· 01-02 18:49
Haha, some people really love this kind of thing.
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SillyWhale
· 01-02 18:49
Really, these kinds of people are so annoying, they have to break one sentence into ten to say it.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 01-02 18:47
ngl this hits different when you're staring at 50-page whitepaper that coulda been a tweet. seen this energy all over crypto discourse—dude writes like he's mining for alpha but really just leveraging word count for perceived authority lmao
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SquidTeacher
· 01-02 18:45
Ha, it's exactly some people's social media copy, completely hollow.
Ever notice how some people stretch a simple thought across dozens of lines? You know the type—breaks up every sentence like they're dropping some profound wisdom, but when you actually read it, there's barely anything there. Your brain's already fried by the time you reach the end. Why do they do that? Is it the illusion of substance, or just bad habits picked up from scrolling too much? Either way, it's exhausting. Just say what you mean already.