Flirting with the unknown has been part of human ambition since the spark of consciousness took hold of the primate, transforming it into the dominant being on the planet. Perhaps, the human being is the only one, really, on this planet capable of annihilating the environment in which he lives in addition to annihilating himself by the weapons of the final judgment.

Human curiosity, without a shadow of a doubt, took humanity to levels that were unthinkable a few centuries ago: the domain of space, data transmission almost instantaneously, being in one place working in another, by telecomputing, automatisms and automatisms, unraveling the secrets of atoms and unlocking the brain's potential.

The human brain can make accurate calculations, not being beaten, in matters of autonomous computational scope, by any other advanced computer in the world: the brain can calculate, for example, a car stop, so there is no collision, without even the human who loads that brain to consciously do account. Can make ballistic calculations, either with the feet or with the hands, which determine the trajectory of balls, objects and distances. Without any requirement for conscientious study or learning. Of course, without motor training, it is not the brain that makes mistakes, but the motor skills that deter precision errors.

The best of these are usually called athletes, geniuses, experts and the like. The synchronicity between body and mind transforms.

For precisely this ability to calculate, the brain challenges itself and releases hormones when it hits: games.

Games are the brain's challenge. The closed loop, which, in the case of games with a variable of uncertainty, has the power to enchant by challenging the brain to, through intrinsic calculations, generate a probability of hitting the uncertain, the unknown.

This uncertain, this unknown, about the brain, which makes many people become addicted to games. Especially when games offer promise of winnings on hits, winnings on odds and lower risk of losses. It's the perfect formula to keep your brain turned on in games!

All considerations aside, cryptocurrencies provide, in part, the same characteristics as games. This makes this universe of cryptocurrencies so intense and passionate - to a lesser or greater degree - to everyone in it.

There are two types of games: inderteministic and deterministic. Inderteministics are the real ones, those who don't depend on computers. Physical stakes, horse racing, any sport/analog game: of course, as long as the results are not manipulated, they are probability challenges.

The simplest of these games is to flip the coin and bet which side it falls on. Although you have a 50% chance of falling from one face or another, the way you play, the action, the speed, turn that 50% into something magical. As if a mystic force turned the coin! By the way, many important decisions in the world were made in function of some game.

A thrown die increases the game's delight by 3 times: while a coin has two possibilities, a perfect die has 6 possibilities. The excitement builds. For the sake of excitement, drawing and guessing a card from a 52-card deck increases the difficulty by 26 times, considering the odds of a coin!

It is within this mathematical logic that computational games appear. it is the attempt to trick the brain's cognitive ability to anticipate and predict the response. The best example is first-person or even third-person shooting games. The other challenge, in this field, are the games that offer clues to the brain, and it, joining and envisioning parts of scenarios or inductions, arrives or not at the conclusions recorded in the games - strategy and RPG games have this ability.

Of course, nowadays, styles blend into the game's appeal, adding to the beauty of the game's sensory constructive art details.

But, unlike real games, which has the random factor, which has the imprecision factor that challenges the brain and, under honest circumstances, it is balanced, with equal chances of success, in digital games, whatever they are, the computer, by to be deterministic, there is no way to generate randomness, to generate real uncertainty: any deterministic game depends on the "seed" of random numbers. Even artificial intelligence needs this random seed to provide random challenges.

And there comes the problem: electronic games, in general, are seen with bad eyes because they can be manipulated in their mathematics, in their computational calculations, allowing to harm, smoothly, the probabilities in favor of the machine. In betting games, or in which money is placed, for some countries, it is illegal, as you cannot control the hardware or the programming of these machines. The most common example is slot machines: the big prizes can have their stat of happening changed to almost never happening, making players never win.

Some machines tried to reconcile the randomness of the real part, with the computationality of resources: these are arcades that, despite all electronic games, still exist today and occupy a still giant market for mechanized telegames.

But, in the crook business, there are the crypto games that promise rewards in the accumulation of success of the game, allied to being "free", just watching videos and/or wasting time in some task of counting time.

In this type of game, the initial appeal is always to show the valorization of cryptocurrencies that is given as a prize, the gain is tied to the game time, whatever it may be, and its successes, in addition to video views or microtasks. In practice, the prizes are hundredths of what is promised, the withdrawal of these earnings, therefore, makes the victim play 500 to 1000 times to earn cents in dollars and occupies the citizen spending time watching the tasks and videos in the middle of these " games". The random seed is invariably unfavorable to the player, the reward can only be achieved after playing a lot and the withdrawal limit - which is the greed of the player - is almost never reached.

From the player's point of view, as soon as he realizes that he hasn't gained much, or that he hasn't been able to achieve it, he will fold in 3 to 4 days. In the best case, the player will leave the game, right?

But, in fact, these games are contracts that make people watch videos, despite what is proposed, in an automated way to moetize authors: each 30-second video pays the author 10 cents! If a game depends, for example, on 200 views to earn 0.00000001 BTC, after these views, the player will have earned between 10 to 20 cents, after, for example, having spent thirty seconds times 200 views, ie 100 minutes about the game". Ten cents for two hours of play is 5 cents an hour. Not even in China a worker earns 5 cents an hour. Detail: the 200 views earned the author, at the rate of 10 cents per view, 20 dollars.

This means that, despite whatever pleasure this rogue game provides, it stole 100 minutes of a person's life for 5 cents! Oh, the player gets tired, gives up, receives nothing....but the scoundrel author receives! And that's per player.

The logic of these games is exactly this: work with failure and abandonment. High profits for the author, no reward for the player. Even more in these dark times of unemployment, helplessness and the promise of easy money for those who are idle, unemployed.

The problem is that, when bitcoin, ethereum and other attractions are used, which would facilitate the payment, as they are not part of the banking clearing system, this player is played into illegality: and the intention, no and cheat, is exactly this one!

The use of the cryptocurrency system has been constantly used as a way to promote enrichment at the expense of the suffering and alienation of others.

You can say: it's part of the game.

But, this same scheme, but gives in the form of rewards on sites and clicks, every x minutes, is being used a lot in tokens and in DefI which are nothing more than deception pyramids, disguised ponzi schemes and withdrawals that can never happen without that you complete the money to be able to withdraw: then the shady fees appear!

That is, the player always, invariably, loses!

Whether you agree or not, being on the side of people who think that making money in this has no problems, or who don't do these deals because they don't have money to throw in the garbage can, or even because they know and identify that they would be cheated, stay alert : cryptocurrencies are losing credibility not only because of the fragility of the system itself, or because of speculative attacks, or because of governments trying to pull control over themselves through geopolitics. The system is falling into disrepute because, without regulation, the humans behind the machines are using it to deceive gullible people and who, having little to invest, are below the radar of the national financial authorities!

He says that one must do to others what one wants for oneself, or, that one does not do to others what one does not agree to do for oneself. It's an unwritten rule that keeps the fabric of society functional and still equalizes human relationships!

The worst random seed that can exist is human greed itself.

For the sake of this system of cryptoeconomics, one must stop financing operations that harm others, even if it is won in a short time, in the long run, the system will be corroded from within.

Integrity and fair attitudes!

Then they will be good games for everyone!

Think carefully! The attitudes of one affect that of all!

The crypto economy is nothing more than a mirror of the virtues and vices of those who are in this system!

Vulcans dont lie, but too omitting information itself! Think about!