Lisa Grimm

What started as a trickle of evidence has become a deluge of research over the past couple of decades showing that emotions and food are inextricably entwined. Knowing the science empowers us to appreciate and use food's massive effect on how we feel emotionally.

Trickle-down economics shifts money around within a roughly fixed pie. People in tech want to grow the pie using the only pie-growing mechanism that’s ever worked . And they’re not even asking for lower taxes, or any particular special treatment. They’re just asking not to be blocked .

Since social media platforms provide easily accessible performance data, creators and brands are incentivized to only post algorithm-tested images. Knowing what “works” means fewer people are interested in taking visual risks, resulting in long-term visual homogenisation.

Community formation takes content as input (curation as a form of sensemaking) and outputs more content in the form of cultural production (creation as a form of cultural practice).

At the end of the day, marketing leaders care about data, discovering new ways to think, and being able to make connective pathways through traditional marketing funnels—and that’s what my expertise is in.

What's also interesting here is the mental model shift: People typically mint for a combination of patronage and profit—they want to support creators and the work they want to see more of in the world, and minting has traditionally been a way to do that, with provenance to prove it. However, there's also the desire to potentially profit from being... See more

Plus, a letter can be friendly-ish, but also distant; it can command and liberate, or inspire and comfort, sometimes at once. Letters avoid the personality-less alternatives—of pure, anonymous instruction and pure, anodyne aspiration—toward which cookbooks might track, the way newsletters can provide relief from the worst tendencies of YouTube... See more

Independent internet-native creators leverage the internet’s frictionless content creation and distribution, but they’re still trapped by traditional business models like subscriptions and advertising.

A subscription model is based on the promise of the production of future gated content. A publication or creator is paid to continue production, not... See more

While some innovations naturally fit on the blockchain, others, though appealing, don't align with the practical needs and preferences of most users.

Although at one point, we all believed everything needed to be onchain.

Reality is that most people don't care about that. Values like trustlessness, transparency, censorship resistance, and self... See more