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I’ve been called intense for as long as I can remember. There have been multiple occasions where within 10 minutes of meeting me, someone has told me “you’re the most intense person I’ve ever met.” Is there something wrong with me? Probably. But I have grown to love my intensity—it’s what makes me me. I figure: we’re all going to die one day,

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In the very long run, all of the returns earned by stocks are created not by speculation but by investment.

(eg. SLP earned by completing quests or battles)

So, rather than speculate on a price, I convinced my friend to run a Vickrey auction to let their market determine the price. The auction worked as follows:

This one sounds ambitious, but I've seen several people go through the process of this now, and while it takes some upfront investment (a couple $1,000s) and a bit of courage to do something physical, it's also a pretty safe way to make a return.

The case study of the proliferation and success of benefit corporations demonstrates that responsible business can also be successful, mainstream business. However, we maintain that individual company choices are incapable of creating the systemic change needed to end reckless corporate behavior

What if we started to think about note-taking systems as active agents, rather than receptacles?  We could, in essence, run automated programmes and algorithms over our notes. Programmes that we have the agency to write as users.

Attachment and Bundling Potential for Act II, III, and Beyond (A-)