Ben Percifield
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Hey I'm Ben, brand strategist by day web3 experimentoooor by night. Not really a hat guy but metaphorically wears many hats
Ben Percifield
INFLUENCERS ARE PRIORITIZING MONETIZED CONTENT AND COMMUNITIES AS AD REVENUE CAN BE UNRELIABLE
Future of Social Communities
not all languages have the same color terms. If you give speakers of different languages a color spectrum and ask them to label when one color becomes another, they will give different answers
Monica A. Winkler • This is how your language affects your thoughts
The elements of the community-driven journey are:
- Pique their interest
- Establish social currency
- Reward, active and earn
Ana Andjelic • Intro to community commerce
As soon as older people start using online slang popularized by young people on TikTok, the terms “become obsolete,” said Nicole Holliday, an assistant professor of linguistics at Pomona College. “Once the parents have it, you have to move on to something else.”
Melina Delkic • Leg Booty? Panoramic? Seggs? How TikTok Is Changing Language
Chapter 7, The Ethnic Theory of Plane Crashes, talks about power distance and cultural reasons why planes might crash
Malcolm Gladwell • 404 Not Found
- The US is the only OECD country without some form of universal health coverage, resulting in the US spending twice as much (per capita) than other OECD countries.
- Despite this higher spending, most data shows health outcomes in the U.S. to be worse than other OECD countries, even after adjusting for nuances like above-average obesity.
- A 2020 study by
GoodRx: A new era for healthcare
TikTok’s guidelines
do not list prohibited words, but some things are consistent enough that creators know to avoid them, and many share lists of words that have triggered the system. So they refer to nipples as “nip nops” and sex workers as “accountants.” Sexual assault is simply “S.A.” And when Roe v. Wade was overturned, many started referring
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