Lillian Sheng

The problem with the current arrangement is not that tech giants make money. The problem is that the only way for them to make money is through advertising that relies on the collection of highly-personalized data, tied to personal accounts that identify us by our email or phone number

Well, so much for Carson’s three prescriptions. Here are four more prescriptions from Munger:

During SEAL training the students are broken down into boat crews. Each crew is seven students — three on each side of a small rubber boat and one coxswain to help guide the dingy. Every day your boat crew forms up on the beach and is instructed to get through the surfzone and paddle several miles down the coast. In the winter, the surf off San... See more

When asked about treasury management tools, only a small handful of our respondents mentioned using Gnosis Safe multisig wallets, which allow DAOs to support treasury security by requiring multiple signers for treasury transactions and are common amongst investment DAOs. Only two DAOs in our study have used Snapshot to carry out community votes... See more

Twitter isn’t a social network as much as it is a professional network.

Enter recommendation media

To solve this problem, the live-streaming world has explored another business model in recent years: the husband-and-wife team. When the livestreamer becomes famous, they get married to the MCN owner. 

There are a few guiding principles behind what I think Twitter should do: 1. Make Power Users Happy, They’ll Keep Everyone Else Engaged. 
2. Power Users Want to Do More in the Twitter Ecosystem. 
3. The Twitter Graph is One of the World’s Most Valuable and Undermonetized Assets.
4. Twitter is More Than a Social Network.