The Dictatorship of the Mediocre

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  "content": "The Dictatorship of the Mediocre \n\nSteve Jobs wasn’t a computer genius, but he was a visionary genius; he was the genius who brought UNIX to personal computers and cell phones. We could say that, thanks to him, UNIX is more alive than ever.\n\nTo be honest, I’ve always hated Jobs because I never considered him a computer scientist, but just as Jobs didn’t create UNIX or Bitcoin, only someone like him can bring Bitcoin to the masses—and that’s in our interest, because if Bitcoin reaches the masses, it will have a better chance of being used as money.\n\nThat’s why I find it curious—and above all, mediocre—that so many people criticize technologies like Spark or Ark. I’m aware of the risks involved, but so be it if that allows Bitcoin to reach the masses.\n\nBitcoin needs a Steve Jobs; Bitcoin doesn’t need more geeks or geeky apps.\n\nSpark is a huge step forward; Radar is another huge step forward, whether you like it or not.\n\nGo ahead and keep crying while using your favorite wallet with 3,000 options.",
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