Marcel Mairhofer
@marcelmairhofer
Marcel Mairhofer
7 steps to transition to web3, for non-technical folks.
It can be daunting to make a career shift to web3, especially for those who don’t code.
There are new roles that don’t exist in other industries, and recruiting seems informal and network-based.
A mini-guide... See more
urltwitter.comStupidity is the cost of intelligence operating in a complex environment.
I defined stupidity as overlooking or dismissing conspicuously crucial information.
Two domains engineer stupidity:
One is benign: magic. The magician misdirects your attention. The whole goal of the magician is to make you stupid, to not notice something you should have. The... See more
I defined stupidity as overlooking or dismissing conspicuously crucial information.
Two domains engineer stupidity:
One is benign: magic. The magician misdirects your attention. The whole goal of the magician is to make you stupid, to not notice something you should have. The... See more
Shane Parrish • How Not to Be Stupid
If your goal is participating in a community, governance is a great perk for a token.
Nat Eliason • Tokenomics 103: Evaluating Token Utility
Web 3.0 and
Chris Dixon: Crypto Networks and Why They Matter
youtube.comWeb 3.0 and
Nat Eliason • Tokenomics 102: Digging Deeper on Supply
In this world we have two kinds of knowledge. One is Planck knowledge, the people who really know. They’ve paid the dues, they have the aptitude. And then we’ve got chauffeur knowledge. They’ve learned the talk. They may have a big head of hair, they may have fine temper in the voice, they’ll make a hell of an impression. But in the end, all they... See more
Shane Parrish • Two Types of Knowledge: The Max Planck/Chauffeur Test
