Runes are not inscriptions, and history will not repeat itself every time.
BRC20 suddenly became popular because previous projects such as ordi, sats, and rats made many retail investors make money. Later, Western retail investors also tasted the sweetness of pups and $wzrd.
But when it comes to the current runes, the core idea seems to be to let retail investors make a little money and drink soup.
This thing, to put it bluntly, is imitating ARC20, but the imitation is not quite in place.
The founder of the Rune Protocol may mainly want to hype the Rune NFT and make a lot of money from it. When he sells all the runes in his hand, it is estimated that there will be no more drama to sing.
The view on runes is: there is a chance to make some money, but don't myth it, you have to be calm. After all, the money is your own, you have to cherish it.