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Farrer argues that our collective attention is like a public pasture: It is valuable, it is limited, and it is being depleted. Everyone from advertisers to politicians to newspapers to social media giants wants our attention. The competition is fierce, and it has led to more sensationalism, more outrageous or infuriating content, more alg
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The internet was dramatically increasing our ability to know about things, while our ability to change things stayed the same, or possibly shrank right in front of us. I had started to feel that the internet would only ever induce this cycle of heartbreak and hardening—a hyper-engagement that would make less sense every day
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Suddenly your work starts to get noticed. Now you are working more on your own, making more of the difference between your work and what influenced it.
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I do believe in this idea that you shouldn’t have to click, “Follow,” we should just learn that you want to follow.
Ben Thompson • An Interview with Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger About Artifact
In a regular stock sale, complex rules and scary 3-letter government agencies ensure that everybody involved is supposedly qualified to be on the cap table. There are entire multi-billion dollar companies devoted to tracking who owns what type of stock. Between the need for accreditation verification and the right signature at the right times, the ... See more
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