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The last 1,000 years can be roughly split into two 500-year chunks: feudalism & capitalism. Feudal lords controlled all of the land, farms, buildings and capital. This was passed down inside families and never distributed to the workers. There was no way for anyone to create new forms of capital because they could not get access to any in the first... See more

When a startup exits to community, founders should see enough of a reward that they feel their risk and hard work was worth it. Investors should see a fair return for their risk. Most importantly, the key stakeholders should know the company is worthy of their trust and ongoing investment because they co-own it. For a social-media company, this... See more

remote learning is the perfect environment for asynchronous lectures and live collaboration on project-based work, known as the flipped classroom model. There is absolutely zero reason to ever make a large crowd of people all get on a video call at the same time to sit through a static lecture or presentation. It is a boring, horrid waste of... See more

If you want to understand someone’s values, ask: What does it mean for you to be good?

The thesis for value accrual in the social token ecosystem is straightforward. Social token platforms with strong token economic models – that directly capture value from social tokens – will have the greatest opportunity to accrue revenue and value from social tokens. 1/

Tiger: VCs are rarely (if ever) helpful at the growth stage, so the best product I can offer founders is a high price (i.e. cheaper, less-dilutive capital), a quick & minimally distracting fundraise process, and to stay completely out of their way when we’re on the cap table. This approach also enables me to invest at high velocity despite having a... See more