I also agree with the comment you're replying to as well - the vitriol and anger, along with the "this is just another blockchain bubble" type relies is really interesting. It's so surprising to see the variety of (negative) replies and beliefs people have, along with the general distaste/distrust for management. I guess it's also largely a sign of the times since a lot of ICs probably have a ton of anxiety about their career.
This is especially true for the devs who take the code more seriously than the business that employs them. The technical PM who knows a bit of design are suddenly the kings of the company.
Why would those who agree “take the time to reply”? To say what? “This”? “Agreed”? “This guy knows it”? Those comments don’t add anything of value. When you agree, it only makes sense to reply if you have something to say which wasn’t covered by the original argument.
I'm just pointing out that there are equally, if not more, people who agree with me than what the replies seem to suggest.