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Researcher Simon DeDeo on the three eras of information history:
The premodern/archaic era, when most information was generated by non-human phenomena like seasons, weather, drought, flood, hail, lightning. “The gods”.
The modern/postmodern era, when most information was broadcast by a small number of information “sellers”, and consumed by a large
Seek wealth, not money or status. Wealth is having assets that earn while you sleep. Money is how we transfer time and wealth. Status is your place in the social hierarchy.
Eric Jorgenson • Almanack of Naval Ravikant
NFT creators in the future will have two paths: independent or collective. As an independent, creators can realize the full upside of their NFT creations, and earn their built-in royalties. But the collective model is an entirely new way to build distribution. By fractionalizing the royalties of an NFT, creators gain more distribution. These... See more
Brian Flynn • The fractionalization of NFTs will lead to better social tokens
DAOs are the next evolution in online communities because they let DAO members: 1. Get financial upside for creating more value for the community, 2. h ave a real influence in the direction of the community through voting, and 3. r eflect the value of the community through the value of the token.
Medium • The Go-to-Market Strategy Is Dead (Killed by Web 3.0)
Even if you don’t have anything to sell right now, you should always be collecting email addresses from people who come across your work and want to stay in touch. Why email? You’ll notice a pattern with technology - often the most boring and utilitarian technologies are the ones that stick around the longest. Email is decades and decades old, but... See more
Austin Kleon • Please, for goodness’ sake, start a mailing list - Austin Kleon
look at what your competitors do, and ask yourself a series of questions: “Are their strategy and goals the same as mine?” If their strategy and beliefs are different, and you still have conviction in your own, then you shouldn’t be distracted. Stay the course
Scott Belsky • The Messy Middle: Finding Your Way Through the Hardest and Most Crucial Part of Any Bold Venture
Have Algorithms Destroyed Personal Taste?
vox.com
"It’s up to us whether or not we care about the shades of distinction between human and machine choice, or indeed if we care about fashion at all. Maybe taste is the last thing separating us from the Singularity"
- Be data-driven (“if a person answered a series of 25 questions in the following way, there’s a 98% chance they have this diagnosis” and “if they have this diagnosis, “there’s a 99% chance they’ll respond to the following treatment strategy.”)