Chad Aaron Hall
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Edgewalker
Chad Aaron Hall
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In fact, a disproportionate amount of the so-called “creator economy” seems to be made up of people who have become financially independent creators by selling courses that purport to tell other people how to become financially independent creators, a Ponzi-like cavalcade of hustle porn that’s creators all the way down.
Against the Term "Creator"
This is definitely the ugly side of place like YouTube. There are so many YouTubers who become successful by telling others how to succeed at YouTube, but all they can suggest is is for other to follow their path and do the same.
Research ideally has contemporary relevance, but should not exclusively devoted to contemporary concerns .
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Henry and the Clubhouse by Beverly Cleary, Tracy Dockray
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Why are most religious movies hopelessly hokey?
Is because of aversion to showing strong conflict? A story without compelling conflict is boring or hokey.
And I have decided that I am willing to endure any amount of mockery and misunderstanding from the people who don’t get it, to be a bridge to the people who do.
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When asked to explain Section 230, Moody mischaracterized the law, saying it allows platforms to "publish information and not be held liable." The law does protect platforms from liability for what users post: If you publish information to a website, then you can be held liable for the content. The entire purpose of Section 230 is to place the... See more
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Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You about Being Creative by Austin Kleon
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Anarchy Evolution: Faith, Science, and Bad Religion in a World Without God by Greg Graffin, Steve Olson
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