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The goal of cognition was not to be right, but to make something interesting, provocative, and original,” he wrote. “When I played the game of right and wrong at school, I always lost. But when I built something evocative in the studio, adults would stare in wonder and admiration
Jill Abramson • Merchants of Truth: The Business of News and the Fight for Facts
What does this “building in public” phenomenon actually look like in action? For both Allred and Domm, it looked like vulnerability and authenticity.
Jordan Odinsky • The Value of a Velvet Rope: Effects of Hype and Exclusivity on Launch Strategies
Here’s an even crazier article from 1984 denigrating calculators and claiming that slide rules were just as effective and quick, with the added undeniable advantage that your slide rule would never run out of battery power.
Ben Yu • NFTs 101 — Why NFTs Are a Generational Innovation
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It's not addictive FOMOing that kills you, but not being able to translate the information consumption/production choices you're making into winning bets.
Venkatesh Rao • Against Waldenponding
Your product isn’t for everyone, and that’s OK. More importantly, low churn for the sake of low churn is counterproductive - in reality, there’s a sweet spot of acceptable turnover to aim for. Extremely low churn can indicate you’re not stopping enough of your audience, failing to convert them at an optimal rate, or that it’s time to raise pricing,... See more
Brian Morrissey • Churn wars
