Everything Old is New Again: Old research models for new-era semiconductor research
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Everything Old is New Again: Old research models for new-era semiconductor research
Flattened, algorithmically-driven, risk-averse, accounting-based reboot culture continues to win despite the incredible diversity and eagerness of the creator economy and its long tail of choice and representation.
But despite a firehouse of hot takes, nothing much has changed over the years. Perhaps it’s gotten worse ?
In 2024, all of the Top 15 hi... See more
But despite a firehouse of hot takes, nothing much has changed over the years. Perhaps it’s gotten worse ?
In 2024, all of the Top 15 hi... See more
Cultural Singularity & The Need for Friction: The Business Case for Thinking the Inverse
“Our culture's primary M.O. now consists of promiscuously and sometimes compulsively reviving and rejiggering old forms.”
The Age of the Surefire Mediocre
Subcultures were the main creative cultural force from roughly 1975 to 2000, when they stopped working. Why?