I think crypto is very important to the future.   I believe it's biggest problem currently is its fragmentation and the fact that fragmentation is increasing.

As far as religion...  I covered that in some detail over the last week and you likely already saw and perhaps even participated in those posts...
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<li><a href="https://steemit.com/religion/@dwinblood/the-ultimate-questions-what-am-i-why-am-i-where-can-i-go">The ultimate questions: What am I? Why am I? Where can I go?</a></li>
<li><a href="https://steemit.com/speculation/@dwinblood/afterlife-i-was-asked-my-speculations-on-this-subject-also-a-little-on-reality-as-a-simulation">Afterlife - I was asked my speculations on this subject... also a little on reality as a simulation</a></li>
<li><a href="https://steemit.com/philosophy/@dwinblood/when-speculation-becomes-fact-you-ve-likely-seen-it">When speculation becomes fact... you've likely seen it...</a></li>
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That last one is a bit more aggressive than I like to write.   My first two I intentionally did not berate or bash any religion.   Yet I was challenged by a Muslim, and a Christian on the Afterlife one.   This is fine until it starts devolving to the "*You're either with us, or you're with Satan*" type of rhetoric.   That is what lead to that third post.   Again, I prefer not to target any specific religions as I fully support freedom to believe whatever you want as long as you don't force it upon others, and you do not pass laws based upon it that impact others in a non-voluntary fashion.

My first post was another on the topic of Deism which I find beautiful, simple, and without malice.    Yet this makes it a poor tool for control/manipulation and I wonder if this is why it is mostly a forgotten relic from parts of the past.   So occasionally I write about it.

This week there seems to have been a strange attractor related to religious topics as I was not the only one to write some of this genre.    Quite a number of us have.    The clustering effect of reality...    As the Deist would say Observe and use Reason.   I observe the strange attractors, aka clustering in many places and find it very interesting.