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The Work consists of four questions you can ask yourself when you are troubled by a certain thought. 1) Is it true?
2) Can I absolutely know it's true? 3) How do I react when I believe this thought? 4) Who would I be without the thought?
Sara Campbell • Tiny Revolutions №76: Poking Holes in Our Stories
You’d go to someone’s profile, view their content. You might comment on someone’s post or wall or video, but the interaction model was almost entirely predicated on a passive consumption of someone else’s content.
Sarah Tavel • The Era of Participatory Social
4. Digital Trade War
Daniel Gross • 2020 Startup Themes
ONLOAN - Bring Your Imaginations Into Reality
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But what web3 gets wrong is that Web 2.0 was about centralization. This is not the case. A brief glance at the edit history of the Wikipedia page for Web 2.0 shows that Web 2.0 was itself all about decentralization.
Emily Gorcenski • The Myth of Decentralization and Lies about Web 2.0 · EmilyGorcenski.com
Serenade
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How a pipe-smoking alien became the 'digital Mona Lisa'
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