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All of these prolific geniuses in devotional service to their craft were monsters . Writer Claire Dederer: “[t]he female writers I know yearn to be more monstrous. They say it in off-hand, ha-ha-ha ways: ‘I wish I had a wife.’ What does that mean, really? It means you wish to abandon the tasks of nurturing in order to perform the selfish
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Americans 12 to 34 years old across several platforms has either leveled off or is waning, while 2019 research from Global Web Index suggests that the amount of time millennial and Gen Z audiences spend on many social platforms is either flat, declining, or not rising as greatly as it has in years’ past.
Sara Wilson • The Era of Antisocial Social Media
No one cares when you stop tweeting; the algorithm will simply slot in the content of some more willing participant, because, in Filterworld, everyone is replaceable. The majority of your followers are unlikely to even notice your absence because, at least to the algorithm, your sleepy account is deemed no longer worthy of prioritization.
Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
What would I actually be buying? What income streams back the asset? Would it be a portion of the income from her channel’s advertising revenue? What about all of the sponsorships she does? When she started Chamberlain Coffee in 2019 — whose success is arguably tied to her popularity on YouTube — would the company’s earnings flow into the token?... See more
Alana Levin • Bowie Bonds as Early Creator Tokens
Cheap access to capital should drive innovation and problem-solving... why is it that “money in the 21st century simply doesn’t know what to do with itself”?
Charles Cushing • How can we fix the Market for Solutions?
Successful communities have seven key elements:
Jeffrey Bussgang • When Community Becomes Your Competitive Advantage
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