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You’ve felt this, right? Whenever we sit down to create something digital, we now have nigh-infinite storage space, massive amounts of processing power, free trial-periods for design software, and more. It leads to the “paradox of choice”: We wind up feeling not creatively free, but creatively  stuck.  When you have too many options it’s hard to

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Before there was a true network-effect on Pinterest that enabled people to discover new interests, users gained immediate benefit from the utility of making collections for their own reference. I remember how many early users requested the “Private Board” feature immediately after launch; Pinterest was clearly delivering personal utility before it... See more

Cancel for any reason has become a necessity for most travelers. If it wasn't already obvious to you, traveling is expensive. In times like this, even though you booked your trip, you can’t say for sure that (i) the flight plan won’t change (ii) the flight won’t get cancel (iii) you’ll have your PCR test 72 hours before the flight (iv) you won’t... See more

I say it’s just crazy enough that it might work.

A tax payable in company shares will align incentives between companies, investors, and citizens, whereas a tax on profits does not–incentives are superpowers, and this is a critical difference.