Annika Bontrager
@bontrannika
Annika Bontrager
Classic vines. Vine is one of my favorite examples of how a constraints can enable creativity and culture. Vines have a very specific vibe, often relying on the way sounds get cut off to create a punchline.
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youtube.comthis is how a brand can bring in some personality. it’s targeting a more specific customer
how to organize objects and notes by actionability
This is a fundamentally different view of “personality”: We are not limited to a collection of traits fixed at birth, or shaped in childhood. We evolve over time through personally meaningful pursuits we decide to take on. This opens up the possibility that we can purposefully choose the ways we want to change, by choosing projects that give us new... See more
Tiago Forte • How Your Projects Shape Who You Are - Forte Labs
Companies may exploit their market power in a host of competition-distorting ways that do not directly lead to short-term price and output effects.
Lina M. Khan • Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox | Yale Law Journal
Critically, consumer interests include not only cost but also product quality, variety, and innovation.
Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox | Yale Law Journal
the question is about how we define stability in an unstable world.