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Text is different. Sure, some types of text (like newsletters) are somewhat podcast-like in their functionality, and have a low dunbar number. But there’s a lot out there that’s more utilitarian and is not about building a relationship with an author. (Breaking news, explainers, etc.)
Nathan Baschez • A Post-Mortem for Social Podcast Discovery
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Patrick Rivera • Community DAOs
Most people want to be fit, most people aren’t. Most people want to build a successful business, most people won’t.
Bryce Roberts • Most People Won't
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First the internet reduced the marginal cost of distributing content to zero. Now AI is reducing the marginal cost of producing content to zero.
Gordon Brander • LLMs and information post-scarcity
I think this drives at a more fundamental failing by Brandless in particular, that is likely true broadly: the company’s cost structure was completely unsuited for DTC. My strong suspicion — admittedly biased, given Stratechery’s business model — is that the biggest opportunities in DTC are in niches, and the best way to exploit those niches is by ... See more
Ben Thompson • Brandless Closes, The DTC Facebook Challenge, DTC Versus Softbank
‘Community’ is essentially our duty to care for what we share together. Self care puts the responsibility on us as individuals, to address what are essentially systemic social issues. Community care moves us away from that, toward a model of shared accountability.
Lauren M Taylor • Community is the New Moat
You can’t inspire people by giving a talk. It only works in a movie. In reality, if you want to talk about project management, build a CRM, build a website –– it’s about the person who leads that product. You have to be excited about the details. They’re going to see that you’re excited about what they do, which is the details. I think you cannot
... See moreGigi Levy-Weiss • The Systems of Elite CEOs: Setting the Stage for Billion-Dollar Growth
In the meme economy, the market performance of a stock or cryptocurrency is less about forecasting business revenue than it is about gauging a traded asset’s “memeability.” This user-generated, virality-based investment strategy can best be explained by René Girard’s mimetic theory of desire, which argues that “human desire is not an autonomous pro... See more