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The most important thing a civilization does, building the next generation of humans, has been handed over to institutions that run on throughput instead of outcomes. The conditions the human brain evolved to develop in have been replaced, piece by piece, with whatever was cheaper, faster, or more convenient for the adults in the room.
consumption choices force you to develop the habit of self-examination. And when you think about more complex life choices — what kind of personality to present to the world, how to behave in your romantic relationships, how to express yourself through art or music — that habit will come in handy. In fact, economists would say that social... See more
Noah Smith • You are what you consume
Why should what you produce , rather than what you consume , be the most important thing about you? Why shouldn’t the fact that you race boats or watch anime or drink matcha lattes be what defines your identity? Why should I call myself a “writer” rather than a “science fiction fan” or a “rabbit dad”? Just imagining introducing myself as the latter... See more
You are what you consume
grace clarke how i ai event
This reminds me of something Rachitsky said earlier in the conversation: “It’s hard to work for yourself when your boss is a workaholic.”
Reluctantly Influential: Inside Lenny Rachitsky’s Demandingly Chill Life
It starts by sending guests a series of questions that can help bubble up interesting topics. Rachitsky has never shared these publicly before, but here they are:
What’s one thing you could share that would contribute something new to the conversation around building products, teams, companies, or how AI will change how we work?
Is there anything... See more
What’s one thing you could share that would contribute something new to the conversation around building products, teams, companies, or how AI will change how we work?
Is there anything... See more
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A conversation between Alex Dobrenko and Douglas Rushkoff on the spiritual nature of awe, rescuing the human from the machine, and why the future depends on finding each other.
In addition to showing LSD-godfather Timothy Leary the world wide web for the first time (Leary’s response: “Oh my god, this is acid”), coining terms like “viral media” and
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