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One of the hardest things about positioning a startup is that in the early days, the vision is so distant from the reality of what you offer. And nobody really cares about the grand vision. They care about what the product is and what it can do for them today. Today, Airbnb’s corporate tagline is “Belong Anywhere” but that would’ve been a terrible
... See moreThe beauty of our capitalist system is that the market has an incentive to create a better product. Because if Facebook doesn't make sure that users want to continue to use their product and make sure they don't burn people out, users go elsewhere. I think it's a beautiful demonstration of how, if you don't take care of your customers—if you risk t... See more
Nir Eyal • Are We Really Addicted?
Urgency is a byproduct of capitalism and should be avoided regularly.
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Many policy prescriptions are themselves no more than metaphors. Both the centralizers and the privatizers frequently advocate oversimplified, idealized institutions - paradoxically, almost "institution-free" institutions. An assertion that central regulation is necessary tells us nothing about the way a central agency should be constituted, what a... See more
Elinor Ostrom • Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action (Political Economy of Institutions and Decisions)
The person who can freely acknowledge that life is full of difficulties can be free, because they are acknowledging the nature of life - that it can't be much else
Shunryu Suzuki • Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind: Informal Talks on Zen Meditation and Practice
Transaction data is far too cryptic today. Any way to add further context and humanize is needed. See if there's ways to display social proof.
Paul Stamatiou • Crypto design challenges
That kind of spending is what our current economic model is based on: Americans of all class levels buying things and always wanting to buy more, regardless of their actual means. But when a society-throttling, economy-decimating pandemic comes along, what happens when that ability — and, just importantly, that desire — goes away? In April, retail ... See more