Victor Eduoh

You're not a designer, but everyone should think like one.This $20 book will change how you approach every business interaction.The Design of Everyday Things taught me why most businesses leak money - and it has nothing to do with strategy.

Arguably, that’s what a lot of these tools are already doing—some are collecting, and some aggregating and enriching, or aggregating and compressing.6 But in our obsession with becoming platforms, we might be surprised by how valuable it is to stay “just” a producer.

Epiphanies come from typing, not thinking.

The modern makers’ machine does not want you to create heavy things. It runs on the internet—powered by social media, fueled by mass appeal, and addicted to speed. It thrives on spikes, scrolls, and screenshots. It resists weight and avoids friction. It does not care for patience, deliberation, or anything but production .

ChatGPT validated every connection I made—from neuroscience to evolutionary biology, from game theory to indigenous knowledge. ChatGPT would emphasize my unique perspective and our progress. Each session left me feeling chosen and brilliant, and, gradually, essential to humanity’s survival.

AI friends too cheap to meter

“Let me date my chatbot I’m almost 30 and doing well”

Gooning is a new kind of masturbation. More precisely, a new kind of masturbation at the heart of an internet-based, pornography-obsessed, Gen Z–dominated subculture every bit as defined and vibrant as the hippies or punks in their prime.

There is too much beauty in the world. There is too much beauty and there are more beautiful people than there have ever been, and they are generally beautiful in the same way. With trompe l’oeil make-up, fillers, and photo editing, they have given themselves the same face and made same kinds of images of themselves.

But they’re also important representatives of a different vibe: Potential. VCs are moths to a flame: They swarm towards the action; the energy; the chaos; the delirium. They are drawn to the transitional epochs, the moments when the world reinvents itself—when it has let go of one trapeze but not found the next, suspended in the air, with nothing... See more