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Mental Fitness Platform for Athletes
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Americans tend to use new productivity and technology to buy a better life rather than to enjoy more downtime in inferior conditions.
Derek Thompson • Three Theories for Why You Have No Time
Now, the spark file itself is not all that unusual: that's why Moleskins or Evernote are so useful to so many people. But the key habit that I've tried to cultivate is this: every three or four months, I go back and re-read the entire spark file. And it's not an inconsequential document: it's almost fifty pages of hunches at this point, the length... See more
Steven Johnson • The Spark File
- Trae is a VR enthusiast and a voracious reader
- Most of the future VR technology is limited by physics
- There is basic science research that must advance before Ready-Player-One-type VR technology will exist
- However, it is possible to build single-purpose VR devices today that do really cool things
- Trae wanted to build a VR device for reading,
Patrick O'Shaughnessy • Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy on Apple Podcasts
Altalogy | Digital Product Studio
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The world is moving toward globalized and hyper-connected financial interests (community and geographically based). Despite that fact, there is no crowdfunding platform built for the kind of deep, impactful collaboration that will happen over the next +10 years.
Aashay Sanghvi • Five Startup Ideas
For the sake of logistical simplicity (and because different facets of a person’s identity naturally overlap and interact), it makes sense to store one’s relevant activities and contributions in a single wallet. But any given person isn’t solely a creator, builder, investor, or collector; they’re many things at once. Thus, we need some way to take... See more
Scott Kominers • Decentralized Identity: Your Reputation Travels With You - a16z crypto
Being a cozy futurist is being aware that even when indubitably science & technology are cool, we can't forget about the lives of the users of said technology; the goal is a nice future, not just a technically advanced future.
José Luis Ricón (Artir) • Cozy futurism
The more we eliminate struggles from our lives, the more we create artificial struggles – sports, video games, Twitter culture wars – because the mind wants peace, but needs conflict.