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There are so many people working so hard and achieving so little.
John Doerr • Measure What Matters: How Google, Bono, and the Gates Foundation Rock the World with OKRs
The NFT does not by itself convey ownership of the underlying thing in either a legal or practical sense. It conveys ownership in some more metaphysical sense: If you buy a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT, then the people who are part of the BAYC NFT community will treat you as the owner of your ape. This is essentially a social fact and can be true even ... See more
Matt Levine • Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
So how exactly has Wikipedia kept its good name while newer platforms have failed? And what transferable lessons does it offer?
Stephen Gossett • The Internet Should Be More Like Wikipedia
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ocial media's quantifying metrics aggravate the problem, making expression into a series of discrete items to be counted, ranked. It serves as the infrastructure for a feedback loop that orients expression toward the anxiety of what the numbers will be and accelerates it, as we try to better those numbers, and thereby demonstrate that the self-
... See moreRob Horning • Social Media Is Not Self-Expression
From the beginning, Brandless painted itself into a corner: At $3 per item, it’s hard to make a profit selling high quality consumer and food products unless you’re driving huge volume. For customers, ordering enough $3 items to hit a free-shipping minimum can be exhausting.
The New Consumer • The end of Brandless
We’re not the first to critique Apple’s policies. But most debates about Apple center on the harm they cause to developers, and instead we think the far larger impact is on creators: the millions of people that could be earning more money and connecting with their fans.
Yash Bagal • Apple is Holding Back the Creator Economy
The music industry is still reeling from the discovery that the reproduction and distribution of music, previously a valuable service, is now something their customers can do for themselves.
Clay Shirky • Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations
Building high growth companies is hard — without a sense of purpose, you will inevitably burn out. That is why behind every investment we’ve made is a founder who has found his/her true purpose.
Sari Azout • From Product/Market Fit to Language/Market Fit: A New Brand Storytelling Framework
It's extremely important to be obsessive about understanding everything you possibly can about your craft. Strive to know more than everyone else about your particular craft.