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The platform might be less alternate universe and more down to earth if the truth was acknowledged: performative professionalism, job hunting, and networking are extensions of work not play.

But at some point, like an online dating flirtation, if you are excited about a brand or product, you feel compelled to visit it in person. Tell-me eventually leads to show-me. And that is why the role of brick & mortar is still important. It is the physical and personal manifestation of the community.

But if there is any solace, there is a silver lining for NFTs: With MLMs, your entire “community” rests on a singular goal behind financial independence by selling a product - within the world of Web3, there’s a belief in a larger movement around decentralization and peer networks that connects people.

Many young adults growing up in computer science have never had a job that required human interaction, shaping their interpersonal capabilities often for the worse

So to summarize, DoorDash pays Google an advertising fee to steal customers that are searching for our restaurant name “Saddleback BBQ” and they are redirecting them to their own page. From there a customer can purchase from any BBQ restaurant in Lansing or if the customer chooses to order from us we must pay DoorDash a fee for bringing us that cus... See more

Doordash dropped its S-1 this week. I read through the filing this weekend and found it to be one of the most transparent, well argued prospectuses for a consumer business in recent memory.