Sometimes it can be easy to just assume somebody else is going to do good deeds for you.

This type of scenario is called the “Diffusion of Responsibility”.

This means, the more people there are “around”, the less likely somebody is to step up and “do the right thing”. This type of situation can be very bad because people feel as though it isn’t their duty, but instead it’s somebody else’s. People have been mugged, murdered and even worse, while the very witnesses who saw it go down did nothing, because they thought somebody else would.

If everybody did this, we would be F^CKED.

Imagine a world where Satoshi Nakamoto thought somebody else would make a Decentralized immutable currency. Imagine if Nikola Tesla thought somebody else would invent Alternating Current. This situation could be placed into any scenario, and you can then ask yourself:

“What should I do to help the world?”