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AirPods are accelerating the growth—Brian calls them “the second-best product Apple ever launched”
Brian Norgard • The Pomp Podcast on Apple Podcasts
It’s a privilege to live by clock time alone and ignore nature’s urgent temporalities.
noemamag.com • The Tyranny of Time | NOEMA
China believes more strongly in the potential of short video than America.
Eugene Wei • Tiktok, Emergent Creativity, The Limits of Social Graphs, and whatever else Eugene talked about (E1)
Your attention is one of the most valuable things you possess, which is why everyone wants to steal it from you. First you must protect it, and then you must point it in the right direction.
Austin Kleon • Keep Going: a book by Austin Kleon
Ability to teach things at varying levels - They also don’t give messy explanations. Can they explain to make the student feel smart, and not just to seem smart? Can they translate jargon?
Anson Yu • sparkly people and how to find them
Let me phrase what I’ve been saying in this essay in a slightly different way. What you want to create is a distributed apprenticeship in the art of being you. You want to assemble a set of influences you can observe and imitate, and peers and mentors that can give you feedback on how well you converge with that model of yourself.
Henrik Karlsson • First We Shape Our Social Graph; Then It Shapes Us
If things went well, these new brands eventually achieved regional, and nationwide distribution. This is a slow and competitive process that could take several years.
Wilson Hung • Food & Bev: A New Approach
What followed was probably my first clear articulation of Aggregation Theory, albeit without the name. The point about effectively infinite competition, though, is a critical one. Neither reach nor timeliness were differentiators, but rather commodities; the companies that dominated on the Internet were those — Google and Facebook in particular — t... See more
