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Linguistics8
SpaceXponential
Jobs of the Future63
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There is insane demand for people who can understand and explain technology in a compelling way.

Future of Work296
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Gen Z and the End of Predictable Progress - by kyla scanlon

The game has shifted, and the winning strategy with it. It’s no longer about understanding specialized details; it’s about grasping the high-level glo

What we do with our freedomThe examples of the excruciating etiquette of the aristocratic courts, the marriage market Rhimes dramatised, the civil ass

Weird Internet Careers23
Emilie Kormienko

The Rise of the AI Engineer

Mental Health228
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The Operating Manual for Your Nervous System

What if Anxiety Is a Habit, Not a Disorder?

Burnout74
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Burnout is not what it presents: it’s not about working too hard for too long, burnout is about working in the face of a goal that seems too far out,

what is Social Media doing to us?239
Jerod Morris

We all know we’re overstimulated and want to stop, but we can’t. We use app blockers, throw our phones away, and build rigid routines. But none of it

humans don’t have fixed identities. we’re constantly testing. trying different versions of ourselves. seeing what gets rewarded. adjusting based on fe

I feel like there’s something so soulless about our culture—something deeply, deeply missing in people’s experience of life, a kind of superficiality.

All about social networks535
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So when people opt to devote their energy to tracking the latest TikTok star or scrolling content instead of nurturing interpersonal relationships, th

Social media stopped being primarily about connecting socially a long time ago. People still use a range of technologies to connect to friends and bui

Taste for Privacy: How Context, Identity, and Lived-Experience Shape Information Sharing Preferences

The social-platform layer offers the feeling of encounter with the friction surgically removed. As one analysis of Gen Z’s parasocial turn put it, onl

Mass shootings2
Jerod Morris
Community Commerce21
Jerod Morris

here are some posts about online communities that I find very good for one reason or another (Not a full list, no particular order, mostly from the r

Community is the most valuable currency of the new internet

Nas.io

Community Building96
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If there's any kind of lesson in all this, it's mostly some advice I want to give myself. The lesson is simply: speak up. It's OK to slip into advocac

look at how the word “community” itself has been warped in recent years into a cynical marketing cliché to rival “storyteller” — annexed as the torche

to be truly radical is to make hope possible rather than despair convincing.

Online Niche Communities244
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Communities = Human Search Engines?

Groups are hard to form in the first place. Think of how many random Discord communities you were invited into the past few years and how many are sti

Decentralized Finance (Defi)69
Alex Wittenberg

DeFi, dApps and DAOs: The Key Differences

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Crypto Social12
Alex Wittenberg

The most successful web3 social apps are going to look completely different than web2 social (rather than building "decentralized Twitter/FB/X") They

The Future of NFTs: A Visual Exploration into the REAL use cases

All social networking apps fall on a spectrum from love to fame.

Web 2.042
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Web 3.0524
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Web3 10194
Emilie Kormienko
Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs)300
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Digital Object ApplicationsFor the first time in human history, blockchains empower any digital object to enjoy the properties of verifiable scarcity,

Music NFTs28
Lillian Sheng
Blockchain and decentralized applications278
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Decentralized investor communities gain traction in biotech

The Only Crypto Story You Need, by Matt Levine