Hello world

About rabbit hole. To put it plainly, Rabbit Hole is a quest site where some projects post quests with prizes to attract people to play and sort of channel traffic to the projects. In the beginning, we needed some incentive to explore these projects, even if they were all very interesting.

Slowly, the rabbit hole became a place for training, education, and skill acquisition. We learned about trading, lending, money management, streaming payments, domain names, etc. by incentivizing participation in the projects, and by playing and learning, we found that it was a skill training center for people to enter web3, and some even said it was the Harvard University of web3. So I joke that in this industry I like people who are rabbit hole level 8, not people who graduated from Tsinghua University. People are willing to pay money to listen to a rabbit hole level 8 person talk about their experience.

But what's the downside to the rabbit hole?

Knowledge is supposed to be wealth, and learning for yourself or teaching others is worth being rewarded for. Learning is making money, which is obtained through cognitive realizations, but why can't learning be direct money itself?

Imagine if learning while earning and having immediate feedback, who would refuse to learn, and what if learning is mining? What's the downside to the rabbit hole? You get the idea.

Article from eleven landlord teacher.

Hello world

About rabbit hole. To put it plainly, Rabbit Hole is a quest site where some projects post quests with prizes to attract people to play and sort of channel traffic to the projects. In the beginning, we needed some incentive to explore these projects, even if they were all very interesting.

Slowly, the rabbit hole became a place for training, education, and skill acquisition. We learned about trading, lending, money management, streaming payments, domain names, etc. by incentivizing participation in the projects, and by playing and learning, we found that it was a skill training center for people to enter web3, and some even said it was the Harvard University of web3. So I joke that in this industry I like people who are rabbit hole level 8, not people who graduated from Tsinghua University. People are willing to pay money to listen to a rabbit hole level 8 person talk about their experience.

But what's the downside to the rabbit hole?

Knowledge is supposed to be wealth, and learning for yourself or teaching others is worth being rewarded for. Learning is making money, which is obtained through cognitive realizations, but why can't learning be direct money itself?

Imagine if learning while earning and having immediate feedback, who would refuse to learn, and what if learning is mining? What's the downside to the rabbit hole? You get the idea.

Article from eleven landlord teacher.