Nick deWilde
@nickdewilde
I'm the co-founder of Invisible College, a school that helps people learn, invest and build in web3. I also publish a monthly newsletter called the Jungle Gym.
Nick deWilde
"The problem isn’t the screens, it’s what's behind them. What screens have enabled is a gradual shifting of our locus of entertainment from internal to external. From entertainment being something we generate to something generated for us. And as a consequence, we’re losing the ability to entertain ourselves, relying on increasingly stimulating... See more
Nat Eliason • The Locus of Entertainment
How the meta of The Great Online Game is changing in the light of a recession.
The Jungle Gym • Is it time to quit the Great Online Game?
Marc Andreessen Reflections, Roe v. Wade Overturn and Where We Go Next + the Case for Suits and Ties
the-realignment.simplecast.com
- complicated ideas take more energy to transmit than simple ones
- for every complex idea there are a large number of stupid copies
- people can often understand things without being able to articulate them, so when a person is helped by a complex meme, they will often reproduce and transmit a simpler variant of the original complex meme
- for some... See more
- for every complex idea there are a large number of stupid copies
- people can often understand things without being able to articulate them, so when a person is helped by a complex meme, they will often reproduce and transmit a simpler variant of the original complex meme
- for some... See more
Mark P Xu Neyer • Every Complex Idea Has a Million Stupid Cousins
Will the recession force workers back into the office to gain their boss' favor?
Derek Thompson • How a Recession Could Weaken the Work-From-Home Revolution
Mental Health and
Our culture is attempting to glorify mental illness as a badge of honor, but the reality of living with these diseases is far from glorious.