Steemit hath the potential but has repeatedly squandered such. It displays to the internet how you can do what you love and earn money, but often that wish is smothered quickly by economic neglect and nonrecognition of new authors. It parades paradise (not utopia, at least not even somewhere near close to Thomas More’s Utopia nor Owen’s utopia), but ‘tis a spectacle for the whales (which I wish not to be a word because whales have huge hearts unlike these fools). We truly bought into the False Images of Steemit and now see the True Image, its writhing unconsciousness that’s evocative of NeoLiberalism. The one it wanted to improve upon, yet desiring to reap its rewards and still live in it (much to the same as Owen’s utopia that wanted to be a better Capitalism but falling prey to still act what it escaped). Yet I find funny that they hadn’t foolproofed it for the majority of whales and now methinks they reversed their NeoLiberal austerity programme whence they saw their whales merely scratched. Oh I shall upvote and resteem this good article.