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The insatiable goals to acquire more, succeed conspicuously, and be as attractive as possible lead us to objectify one another, and even ourselves. When people see themselves as little more than their attractive bodies, jobs, or bank accounts, it brings great suffering…You become a heartless taskmaster to yourself, seeing yourself as nothing more

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We believe better discovery tools will boost the entire live ecosystem and will unlock further content creation, as creators will be able to reach large and engaged audiences. There is a similar parallel here with iPhone apps. Once the app store came along and allowed for discovery, we saw explosive growth in apps because creators could finally... See more

I almost never want to step up on a stage, pick up a microphone, and announce what I’m thinking to everyone I know. And so, I almost never Tweet.

Nor do most people. The vast majority of us sit back and consume.

And that’s great if the goal is to numb our mind safter a long day of work. Or if it’s to keep up on news.

But insofar as the point of

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New York is a city that reminds me that wherever there is order, some disorder lies underneath, some energy had to be expended to bring that order about. That you can't clean up everything without sweeping some things under the rug.

Every day we open up Twitter and can plausibly expect for some gem to show up, like Kevin Kwok on Figma, or Turner Novak on Pinduoduo, and expect to read them for free. In certain slices of the new knowledge economy, particularly in financial analysis or in business strategy, you can get a mediocre product for a price, but the very best products... See more