There's a lot of content out there that gets pick up just bc it feeds into people's biases and psychology in the current moment People are feeling positive about something? Tweet something positive and you have a big audience eager to engage bc it plays into their bias. Same for negative content about something people feel negative about. That's why bullposts do so well in bull markets, and bearposts n cynicism does so well in bear markets, and ironically those posts perform best when the market is topping or bottoming respectively. In other words, **bullposts and bearposts do best when they're most wrong** And conversely bullposts and bearposts perform worst when they're most right It takes a lot of discipline to think independently from first principles, but if you can manage it you can avoid falling for this trap