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Elizabeth Filips • How I Consistently Study with a Full Time Job: My Scheduling Formula
Design books for non-designers
stripe.press
YouTube did better than Google Video because YouTube, by the nature of being a scrappy startup, was able to basically acquire a bunch of debt in the form of lawsuits, because they were doing things like letting people upload all these illegal videos, primarily because they didn’t have great technology to filter it out, and really no means to, but... See more
David Rosenthal • YouTube | Acquired Podcast
This is art that's been preserved by generation after generation after generation after generation, repair and upkeep that's been going on for millennia through the Roman empire, the medieval period, a lot of invasions, the English Civil War, the formation of the United Kingdom, all the way up to the Information Age.
Tom Scott • I hit 3,000-year-old art with a hammer
It's easy to assume that givers are virtuous and takers are villainous, but that’s giver propaganda. Conversations, like improv scenes, start to sink if they sit still.
Adam Mastroianni • Good Conversations Have Lots of Doorknobs
I think the skill is holding both of those… to borrow a phrase from my wife, she loves this phrase, “holding both of those things in your head at the same time.” One is absolute dedication and commitment to a vision of the future that you see, your recursive vision about the future. And two, an utter lack of bias or pre-determined thought on how... See more
Ben Gilbert • PayPal | Acquired Podcast
Without that human intervention, it would grass over 25, 30 years, and be lost forever.
Tom Scott • I hit 3,000-year-old art with a hammer
This is the Uffington White Horse and it is somewhere around 3,000 years old. It was carved into this hill in Oxfordshire before the British isles had written history, so we have no idea who made it, or why. And until humanity invented aircraft millennia later, no one could even really see it properly.
Tom Scott • I hit 3,000-year-old art with a hammer
A uniquely Disney asset is their ability to amplify a franchise.