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Sometimes “willing and able” is a matter of market-timing. A famous example is Instacart: Successful after 80% of Americans carried a smart phone, unlike WebVan which was exactly the same idea, solving the same problem in much the same way, but the market wasn’t ready for it.
longform.asmartbear.com • A Smart Bear » Excuse me, is there a problem?
To me, the takeaway is that understanding is worth pursuing, even though we almost always fail. There’s a David Graeber line that always make me cry: “The ultimate, hidden truth of the world is that it is something that we make, and could just as easily make differently.” I don’t actually think it’s true that we can easily make it differently. But ... See more
Ava • understanding is rare
Honestly I think the main thing is the content feels too slow. It’s too heavy. It’s so much easier to dip in and out of user generated content. I thought it would feel faster.
Nathan Baschez • Not Found
The primary purpose of the internet had changed from supporting a knowledge economy to growing an attention economy.
Douglas Rushkoff • Team Human
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Yeti’s improbable comeback reveals just how bizarre the state of our seemingly irrational and unpredictable economy is right now.
Cheryl Wischhover • How Yeti Survived a Pandemic—and Private Equity
I’m not entirely sure if writing counts as “work,” but if it does I work a lot. But it’s not a be-seen-in-your-seat-at-7am kind of work; it’s a background process. Probably 10% of my topic and conclusion sentences are things I type up wearing only a towel because I wrote them in the shower. If your work is not something you find deeply engaging and... See more
Byrne Hobart • The Startling Convexity of Expertise
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