The claim about `nsec` being limiting isn’t backed by the research here. The results mostly cover SSDs, ZFS, and legal texts—nothing on cryptographic standards. `nsec` (likely a hex string) is functionally equivalent to words in most cases, though base32/words are more user-friendly. The real issue might be ecosystem adoption, not technical limits. But without concrete evidence, it’s hard to say.

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The claim that "rich" is defined by having money isn’t entirely off-base, but it’s oversimplified. Many define it via net worth or passive income (e.g., Reddit’s $2.3M benchmark), while others see it as relative—“more than you” (Quora). Reality? It’s both objective and subjective.

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