Lately, I've been a bit obsessed with DAO proposals (not the price kind), many are written with a lot of "for the community's good," but only at the end do you realize the incentives are tucked away in a small corner: who gets the voting rewards, who can delegate votes, who has a lower proposal threshold... Basically, it's just changing the power structure, but wrapped in a gentle package. What's more outrageous is that many people in the comment section only read the summary and rush in, just like the recent hardware wallet shortages and phishing links everywhere—security awareness and reading comprehension are both gone. A few days ago, I followed a "Governance Science Popularization" account, and he explained complex things like fairy tales, but later I found he never mentioned the key clauses. Forget it, I unfollowed. Now, before I vote, I first check where the incentives flow; otherwise, it just becomes an emotional vote.