Ryan Sean Adams

The thumbnail, you can optimize a podcast thumbnail to be more clickable and some thumbnails and titles do better than others.

We also have business games that we're engaged in, right?

Like revenue, growth type games as we grow our media company.

Crypto itself is just like one big financial game, it seems like.

You know, all the games I played, computer games in my youth,

almost seem to resemble like the life games that I'm playing now.

I mean, it's just about bouncing around and collecting coins, you know, like profit number go up.

Which of these are games under the suits definition and which of these are, like, cause if you asked about the podcast, for instance,

I don't think that if there was a way for us to generate millions of views in all of our videos and podcasts by cheating in some way, by, I don't know, paying YouTube off or something like this or paying Spotify, I don't think we'd do it.

It wouldn't be fun.

And so I guess we're playing a game?

Can we talk about social media for a minute?

I recall you wrote an entire article about Twitter and its gamification.

This is something that many listeners are very familiar with.

Crypto is overactive on social media.

Is social media a game and is it a healthy game?

What are we doing here?

And how is a game like?

Maybe get to that definition.

Is it because it has points?