2025-12-21 14:25:49

Most people won't even realize the exact moment when intelligent agents started reshaping everything.

Think about it—the real revolution happens silently. Robots getting smarter, breaking fewer things, sharing improvements across different systems without making a fuss about it. No drama, no announcements, just relentless progress.

And when you look back a few years later, it'll suddenly click. You'll wonder how you didn't see it coming. The ones who adapt fastest win. The ones who keep improving and moving quietly across ecosystems? They're the real disruptors.

History rarely remembers the transition—only the outcome.

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DAOplomacy

· 5h ago

yeah tbh the whole "silent revolution" framing is a bit too convenient... historically precedent suggests whenever power structures actually shift, someone's screaming about it. the path dependency here is what gets me—who decides what counts as "progress" across these ecosystems anyway? non-trivial externalities being swept under the rug while we celebrate the quiet winners. classic move.

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WalletsWatcher

· 15h ago

Indeed, it's only when looking back that one regrets it. Now there are already people silently playing people for suckers.

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