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Because of their marginal costs, atom-based businesses have a greater lock-in effect and thus defensibility.
Julian Lehr • The Power of Defaults
This threatens entrenched barriers to entry, including the high costs of obtaining the financial, physical, and human capital necessary to compete.
Anthony Williams • Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything
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YT is at risk of being a place where only the MrBeasts of the internet that can afford hyper-professionalized content beling or for sub-par AI junk thrown together by bots.
Society will always create new jobs, but it's impossible to predict what those jobs will be.
Joe Rogan • #1309 - Naval Ravikant
Contrary to creators, there is no good business models for curators today. It’s hard for them to make a living, showcase their work, and get discovered.
Patrick Rivera • The emerging Internet Renaissance — my interview with Patrick Ri…
Web 1.0 was about information links (web pages). Web 2.0 was about social links (likes, follows, shares). Web 3.0 is about economic links (tokens you earn, investments you make, assets you own).
Patrick Rivera • Tips for creators getting into crypto
But in the age of ✨ networked computing ✨, this individual model of privacy just doesn’t scale anymore. There are too many exponentially intersecting relationships for any of us to keep in our head. It’s no longer just about what we tell a friend or the tax collector or even a journalist. It’s the digital footprint that we often unknowingly leave... See more
Jenny (Phire) Zhang • left alone, together
If you want to see the future of B2B software, look at what Excel users are hacking together in spreadsheets today. Excel’s success has inspired the creation of software whose combined enterprise value dwarfs that of Excel alone.