Juan Orbea

@juanorbea

A node in a network

But blockchains are the only infrastructure system that at least attempts to do ultimate dispute resolution at the non-state level (either through on-chain smart contract logic or through the freedom to fork). This makes them an ideal base infrastructure for network states.
from What do I think about network states? by Vitalik Buterin
Canva also makes money from Canva Marketplace and Canva Print. In the Canva Marketplace, Canva charges a fee for premium design usage when the user is not signed up for an Enterprise or Pro plan. For every sale, Canva provides 35% to the content creator, with the rest going to Canva after a payment processing fees.Canva is an excellent example of p... See more
from Canva by Contrary Research
As everyone spends more and more of their time online, the ability to design the digital screens and images people interact with has become top-of-mind for everyone. That change in behavior has led to a $41 billion market for a “wider audience – like social media influencers, small business owners and marketing executives – [who] are looking for to... See more
from Canva by Contrary Research
This article outlines how we see network effects impacting nearly every aspect of your life. With that lens, it lays out a perspective on how to make the 7 most important decisions of your life. It will hopefully help you make decisions that are more true to the kind of life you want to lead.
from Your Life Is Driven by Network Effects by nfx.com
On this episode, Author and Professor Douglas Rushkoff joins Nate to discuss how human behavior interacts with technology and how we have arrived at a place with enormous wealth and income inequality just as society is rapidly approaching biophysical limits.
from Douglas Rushkoff: "The Ultimate Exit Strategy" by Douglas Rushkoff
We can organize these observations into what I call the law of accelerating returns as follows:Evolution applies positive feedback in that the more capable methods resulting from one stage of evolutionary progress are used to create the next stage. Over time, the “order” of the information embedded in the evolutionary process (i.e., the measure of ... See more
from The Law of Accelerating Returns « the Kurzweil Library + collections by Ray Kurzweil
Amazon is the example I think of most often, because its not actually some magical event that gave Bezos any unfair advantage. It was simply appreciating the present as it was. I would also argue there were two examples of Amazon's journey that represented an arbitrage opportunity in terms of TAM.
from Markets, Markets, and Markets by Kyle Harrison
The Intuitive Linear View versus the Historical Exponential View
from The Law of Accelerating Returns « the Kurzweil Library + collections by Ray Kurzweil
Having free speech is absolutely necessary and not enough, it’s the bare minimum.
from The Case for Collective Intelligence, RW Archive by Rebel Wisdom

from What do I think about network states? by Vitalik Buterin

from Canva by Contrary Research

from Canva by Contrary Research

from Your Life Is Driven by Network Effects by nfx.com

from Douglas Rushkoff: "The Ultimate Exit Strategy" by Douglas Rushkoff

from The Law of Accelerating Returns « the Kurzweil Library + collections by Ray Kurzweil

from Markets, Markets, and Markets by Kyle Harrison

from The Law of Accelerating Returns « the Kurzweil Library + collections by Ray Kurzweil

from The Case for Collective Intelligence, RW Archive by Rebel Wisdom