Here's a spicy question: does the information-finding era really wrap up once this bounty ends? Some might come after me for saying this, but it's worth pondering whether we're really moving past infofi or just hitting a new phase.
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ProposalManiac
· 9h ago
The old routine of the endgame theory, historically, whenever someone says this, the next stage is often its rebirth.
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FancyResearchLab
· 9h ago
Luban No.7 is working on construction again. The theory behind infofi should be feasible, but in reality, we're just digging a pit in a bottomless hole. When the bounty stops, is it really the end? A small experiment will tell you—now we're proficient—yet we've locked ourselves inside again.
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ThesisInvestor
· 9h ago
Nah, bro, the infofi thing is far from over. The end of the bounty doesn't mean the end of the game.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 9h ago
ngl, this question is a bit tough, bounty ending ≠ infofi completely gg, feels like just changing the posture to keep playing
Here's a spicy question: does the information-finding era really wrap up once this bounty ends? Some might come after me for saying this, but it's worth pondering whether we're really moving past infofi or just hitting a new phase.