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Will it be on the workers, companies, government or someone else? History shows us that ultimately it will be on the workers

Well, what do organizations lose as they grow in scale? They seem to lose their capacity to innovate. They lose the ability to feel, to care, to act responsibly. They stop serving people — and start serving themselves. As they grow in scale, so they grow in power, and in obligation — and so their purposes come unhinged from their founding... See more

In 2010, many thought making something “social” meant adding comments or likes, or if they were building a social graph meant adding a “follow” button. These were just the building blocks of social networks, they were the result – not the cause of what made social networks fun to be on. The reality was that each decision made in designing a social... See more

So much of education is teaching people context. That is why it is hard, and also why it often does not seem like real learning.

With more flexible blockchains or state machines, such as Ethereum, we are able to build economies directly into it. This is the great unbundling of money.

Now we have full context. When we zoom out, we see that the real world and a virtual world are characterized by the same core trait: free movement of bodies and objects in space. A virtual world can also mirror qualities of the real world in ways beyond that. It can have an environment full of mountains and trees, or physics that behave similarly... See more

Continuous education: We need some version of SoulCycle, but for learning, something community-driven where people feel it as a piece of their identity.

The toy industry has not been kind to investors, at any level.