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People are willing to work free, and they are willing to work for a reasonable wage; but offer them just a small payment and they will walk away.

Giving people money and trusting them to do the right thing will have positive impact. The case against UBI in the past has been, 'You can't just give everyone money because they'll waste it.' No. That's not the case. It will have a positive impact.

In the current state of the art,  models are only as good as the data they’re trained on  and  the models can’t generate new training data themselves.  AI-generated output is based on the data that trained the AI in the first place, so any data it creates will be a regurgitation of the data it already has. That means that humans

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how can we expand our understanding of “gamification” in tokenomics and DAO design to include not merely pushing overly quantifiable, financialized objectives, but rather incentivizing more emergent, non-objective processes of search and creativity, especially in culture- and knowledge-based communities?

And that’s the first reason Winnicott gives for the mother’s “hatred” of the child: “the baby is not her own (mental) conception.” On the one hand that is what makes a child so genuinely amazing: their potential to surprise us with their development, their unfurling beyond what we know or could imagine. It is also what makes the child infuriating:

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Three major forces creating headwinds for aspiring small business owners

In effect, an unbundling project has to overcome two different network effects on Reddit - the subreddit community itself, and the community’s connection to Reddit as a whole.