Jonathan Quaade
@jonathanquaade
Jonathan Quaade
you have to be a learning machine you have to be doing the work now he he
referenced many times that it takes a long time now but it makes you go faster later on but that you'll study something he would study like an American company for like 15 years it would take him 15 years to find the Asian counterpart Nick is telling us something very similar
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drink from different fountains and "spend all your time on your single best idea"
First part is Li Lu
Is this what I've been doing? I've been preparing and learning constantly to get to this point. And that's the long term mindset combined with a single idea and the memory as a service. I want you to encourage and explore but also to learn so that when you're ready you'll have done all the preparation you need to seize the opportunity.
Across the street, a row of fast-casual chains, whose names and visual identities insist on modesty and anonymity: Just Salad, Just Food For Dogs, Blank Street Coffee. (This raft of normcore brands finds its opposite in the ghost kitchens down the block, which all for some reason are called things like Fuck Your Little Bitch Burrito.) Up ahead is... See more
I got really into a strange style of Twitter usage popularized by @visakanv and @Conaw. They would use Twitter as a sort of note-taking app or memex : weaving intricate webs of ideas, using Twitter’s quote-tweet and linking mechanisms for connecting related thoughts.
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It was in 1936, with Barr’s “Cubism and Abstract Art” exhibition, that the white cube really came together.
Abigail Cain • How the White Cube Came to Dominate the Art World
Nothing excites me culturally anymore. Not really.