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'-If you look at a lot of the issues people have with social networks, I would argue a lot of it comes from a mismatch between the nature of these networks and the legacy corporate structures that govern them.

* People don't care if your dog died. They care if their dog died.

Advertising seems like some fat vampire squid sucking value out of everything, while from the inside it feels like being stuck in the dilemma of giving away an expensive service (run by people in your company who don’t give a shit about ads and frankly would rather they disappear), and flaky advertisers who are always one bad quarter away from... See more

The defining characteristics of the Gen Z aesthetic are most obvious when sidled up next to the Millennial aesthetic. So let's first recap the last 5 years...

Advertising has always been a “tax” on our attention.

My bold prediction here is that crypto networks and other DAOs will be some of the largest employers of talent on the planet. Imagine working for the Internet…

4. **For a new social platform to take off, your early adopters need to be young.** Especially teenagers in the U.S. — why? They have a lot of time and they are creative. They are already digitally native. If your product can attract a small group of these users, they will talk about it in school and on social media — you won't need to spend as... See more