I think that this is one of the attractions of immutability as there is the sense that the marks we leave will endure, even if we do not. Our memories of what is important to us set in stone for others to discover, to learn from, to admire to find aid.
And yet, if we could only have the ability to return from beyond, for just a few minutes, we would realize that just like when we were alive, no one really gives a rat ass to what we said, we wrote or left carved in the immutable blockchain or in any other place. };)
Do you care about what you write?
Well, to tell the truth, not much now that I'm already stepping onto the other side. ;)
And since that's an immutable fact. I really can't care too much about what I write specifically for the future or the posterity. If anything of what I say or write has any usefulness, it must be put in practice immediately before it become irremediably obsolete.
What do you want out of it immediately?
Mostly feedback. Especially if it's opposite to my point of view in order to learn something new and put that 'new' knowledge in practice before I have to go. :)
I think that most of what I write(about Steem at least) is in opposition to your view :D
Yeah! it will be 'pretty' relevant and worth to read until before it has to pass to the 'other side' too. LoL
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