Competitive advantage not unfair.
That's why it was in quotes mate...
EmilyLovs
joined 10 months ago
You're asking the wrong question.
For your success to be probable you need an "unfair" advantage.
What is unique about your abilities, your resources, your network, your specialized knowledge that would give you an unfair advantage in ___?
Don't copy someone else. Know yourself, and start from there.
You can't have privacy, unless it is at the protocol level by default. ZEC would be an example of the problem of optional privacy.
The Truman Show: Wake up to the "reality" presented you. Escape the bubble your masters trap you in.
The Count of Monte Cristo: From naive boy to cunning man, to actualized human.
The Shakelton Documentary: Leadership and resolve.
Gladiator: Do not have a price. Never cower from right action. Never bend a knee to tyrants.
In Time: Exposing the rigged game run on you.
Be independent of the good opinion of others (especially family).
Now, dust yourself off, catalog all the lessons learned, and push forward. Only this time run low-cost experiments (failures), until you find a probable winner.
That's why it was in " " mate.
But it seem that didn't translate to others.
Competitive advantage doesn't capture the idea... its an advantage nobody else can match, cause its based on unique ability and resources unique to that person. Its something that can be copied, but can't be replicated in total.