In addition to the previous post about NFTs and fraud.
Picasso was a genius artist long before he lost his mind. His early works are striking in realism and depth. But his prolonged depression led to a painful transformation of both his personality and art.
Picasso himself wrote about his transformation as follows: "It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but it took a lifetime to learn how to paint like a child." The evolution of Pablo Picasso's painting style can be viewed here
But if his depression was not reflected so strongly in his work, perhaps he would not have become so famous. Knowing it or not, Picasso applied the marketing method of Seth Godin, described in his book "The Dip" and since then became famous and went up.
By the way, Seth Godin has a wonderful book "The Dip". It’s a very colorfully business book with examples from real life explains to all non-believers why no altocoin will ever catch up or replace bitcoin. This is not fanaticism or an example of religious thinking regarding the first cryptocurrency. This is a scientific fact.
I highly recommend that everyone who believes in the imperfection of bitcoin, its slowness, non-environmental friendliness and outdated code, as well as the fact that soon new progressive coins and blockchains will move bitcoin, read this book by Seth Godin.
The Dip. A Little Book That Teaches You When to Quit (and When to Stick)
