Hamed
@hamed
Hamed
Clarity isn't the enemy of depth.
It's the price of admission.
It's the price of admission.
Sari Azout • I Finally Got Tired of My Own Bullshit
The fundamental message of marketing must change from "we want your money" to "we share your interests".
Jeff Jarvis • WHAT WOULD GOOGLE DO
Marketing
For Zoomers, money represents agency. Unlike Millennials, who graduated into the Great Recession and were influenced by their parents’ progressive sentimentalism, Gen Z was not raised by Boomers still misty about the social revolutions of the sixties and seventies. The substitution of purpose for payment, the maneuver most companies employed in the... See more
**Everything that we take for granted today seemed nearly impossible once, before the swarm got to it.** Looking at Fast, climate, web3, and space, I think there are just three questions that you need to ask to understand whether or not the swarm will fix an industry’s shortcomings: - Is the problem physically solvable? - Is there a path to doing
... See moreI don’t think this is a coincidence. Subcultures flourish in places where a smaller number of people see you every day, but they see you more consistently - letting our creative forms of self-expression more successfully burrow into interesting local possibilities. The city, in contrast, means periodically interrogating your style choices from the... See more
Alex Danco • Have You Ever Seen a Goth Downtown?
there was an upside to mass unemployment—though we didn’t see it at the time: people did far more interesting things than simply get jobs. You can’t be lured away from your creative aspirations by gainful employment if there’s no gainful employment to be had.