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Building for the Barbells
In seeking stronger financial safety nets for millions of underserved Americans, might an identity-driven approach emerge as the most effective wedge into the broader financial services ecosystem? If so, might specific identity-aligned slices of the 57 million freelancers, 60 million Hispanics, or 73 million Boomers present attractive, addressable ... See more
Meera Clark • Human-Centered Finance
And now there’s what [Venkatesh Rao] called the cryptobourgeoisie. There’s effectively an information advantage that young people can have that potentially allows them to capture some of the value that the Boomers have.
The New Consumer • NFTs, digital art, and the value shift between IRL and virtual life
Businesses in a Box - Create New Entrepreneurs
Consider opportunity for thousands of hard working IQ-100 people to make $1M a year and build equity vs. being converted to 1099 workers
Part of the genius of the United States is people want freedom, they want destiny control. Everyone wants to be an entrepreneur (so much so that when they aren't, for n
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For furniture startups, success might come from investing in virtual staging. For clothing companies, the way to connect might be through virtual styling. If a retail company copycats Echo Look with better branding and improved AI, it could benefit tons of people who are struggling right now.
Natasha Mascarenhas • 4 views on the future of retail and the shopping experience
