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I've been meaning to write this post for a while now, but I ended up putting it off, so it only came out today. It's quite simple if you stop and think about the value of things. In this case, the idea is to talk about how some things, even if they seem to have a low value, is that really the true value of that thing?
The trees in these photos aren't completely green, even if they don't look like much. The dry weather changes the landscape and makes everything we see seem sadder and more degraded, but even so, the question still arises: does the dry weather make everything uglier? Or is there also beauty, but in a different way?
Green or yellow still have their value, they still have their way of pleasing the eyes of those who see them, but obviously, for some, green is incredible and yellow is dull and boring. For me, it's possible to find beauty in (almost) every place, we just need to look at it in a different way.
And the Hive? Does it have value because it is the Hive or is it the Hive because of its value? Is its essence degraded when it reached that $0.15 on August 5th? Or is that just the yellow in the eyes of the beholder? Is its green only when it returns to the beloved $1 of long ago? Many questions and good reflections!
Tem um tempo que gostaria de fazer essa postagem, acabou que enrolei e, com isso, só saiu hoje. É algo bem simples se parar para pensar sobre o valor das coisas. Nesse caso, a ideia é falar sobre como algumas coisas, mesmo que visivelmente tenham um valor que pareça baixo, será que esse é realmente o verdadeiro valor de tal coisa?
As árvores dessas fotos não estão totalmente verdes, mesmo que não pareçam muito. O clima seco muda a paisagem e faz com que tudo aquilo que vemos pareça ter uma tonalidade mais triste, mais degradada, mas, mesmo assim, ainda vem a pergunta: o clima seco deixa tudo mais feio? Ou também existe uma beleza, mas de uma forma diferente?
O verde ou o amarelado ainda têm o seu valor, ainda têm o seu jeito de agradar aos olhos de quem os vê, mas, obviamente, para alguns, o verde é o incrível e o amarelado é o tosco, o sem graça. Para mim, é possível encontrar beleza em (quase) todo lugar, basta apenas olharmos de um jeito diferente.
E a Hive? Ela tem valor porque é a Hive ou é a Hive devido a seu valor? Sua essência é degradada quando chegou naqueles $ 0,15 em 5 de agosto? Ou isso é apenas o amarelo nos olhos de quem está vendo? O seu verde é apenas quando voltar para os saudosos $ 1 de tempos atrás? Muitas perguntas e boas reflexões!
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