The first “I am Rich” app made my heart sing. Poetry. Art.

A beautiful elemental weaving of psychology and greed of both author and customers.

So obviously and honestly a scam it was an anti-scam.

A technical feat of one-liner coding, social engineering, and with a modest nod to lickable icons.

I hope whoever created it is living some zen life in a beautiful place, able to meditate on deep things, without a lick of worries due to a bank account funded by rich people with a sense of humor or deep seated status insecurities.

I wish I thought of it first. :)

The realist in me wants to label the sort of "digital romanticism" that the main text espouses as "materialist" in nature. With that being said, before I actually read the main text, I bookmarked the page because I appreciate it as a resource.