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DAO treasuries are typically thought to be transparent. But if you need to spend several hours digging through Etherscan, Discourse forums, and voting tools to get a summary of the treasury’s activities, is the transparency useful?
Shreyas Hariharan • How DAOs should approach treasury management on Bankless
novelty tax
Patronage — It is my belief that audiences WANT to pay creators. Fans like to reward artists, musicians, authors and the like with the tokens of their appreciation, because it allows them to connect. But they will only pay if it is very easy to do, a reasonable amount, and they feel certain the money will directly benefit the creators.
French • Better Than Free
“We learned that nonvegetarian Adventists had about twice the risk of heart disease as vegetarian Adventists,” Fraser said, “particularly men but also younger and middle-aged women.”
Dan Buettner • The Blue Zones, Second Edition: 9 Lessons for Living Longer From the People Who've Lived the Longest
Dashrath “Mountain Man” Manjhi was serious. In 1959, Dashrath Manjhi’s wife died from her injuries after a fall, being unable to get medical attention in time. He spent the next 22 years using a hammer and chisel to carve a 360ft path through a mountain, reducing the distance between his village and the nearest doctor from 55-70km to 1km. "When I s
... See moreVisakan Veerasamy • Are You Serious?
Amazon stock (or most growth stocks) is no different from "useless governance token".
Amazon doesn't give dividend. Being a share "owner" is in name only, w/ no benefit except hoping other people'll bet on it too so price go up.
All risk asset market valuation is mostly a meme
Tascha Labstwitter.comCrypto Tokens and
Many people make the mistake of seeing resilience as a kind of inborn trait. One that you inherit, like eye color or freckles or height. While there may be some aspects of resilience that are inherited(inherent optimism, overall energy levels), your intentional mindset and proactive behavior towards change matters more.
Jason Shen • How to Cultivate Resilience: A Four Part Framework
It turns out that 71% of drivers surveyed still want to be independent contractors. Prior COVID-19, 81% of drivers stated they wanted to remain independent contractors.