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Middlers do not want to be told they’re old and nearing the end of their life. Rather, they want to celebrate this new life stage and the freedom that comes with the gift of time.

Ashley Brasier • Meet The Middlers

Blueprint - SMS & WhatsApp Marketing for eCommerce

blueprint.store

Infrastructure for commerce and DTC Brands and

There is no "us"

Bijan Stephen bijan.substack.com

dreaming of a better internet and If The Internet Was A Place

Google Search Is Dying

Dmitri Brereton dkb.io

Knowledge Management and Future of Search and Context

Despite the relentless hype, I think AI overall is underhyped. The long-term effects of AI will affect our society to a greater degree than electricity and fire, but its full effects will take centuries to play out. That means that we’ll be arguing, discussing, and wrangling with the changes brought about by AI for the next 10 decades. Because AI

Kevin Kelly • Interview: Kevin Kelly, Editor, Author, and Futurist

The next step-function innovation in consumer crypto will be DAMNs: decentralized autonomous media networks. If DAOs represent the next evolution of the corporation, DAMNs represent the next evolution of networked media.

Gaby Goldberg • DAMN

Braintrust serves the increasing demand for freelancers - they can aggregate the demand because it's a no-fee model. We can finally unbundle the trillions of dollars in the W2 stack.

Li Jin • Braintrust’s Founders on How to Run a Decentralised Marketplace

But Croc’s real acceleration came during Covid-19 as its comfortable aesthetic and affordable price point made it the perfect brand to become the “Unofficial Shoe of the Pandemic.” Crocs embodied the vibe (retro, #throwback), the feeling (comfort, individuality), and met the need (glorified slippers for lives lived at home). Over the past three yea... See more

Natasha Kim • Fresh Today, Faded Tomorrow? Brand Resilience in a Changing World

If you’re thinking about it from a status perspective, it becomes very clear: The whole reason we adopted trends in the 20th century is because it would associate us with a certain identity and a certain group. And those associations just aren’t getting built if culture moves too quickly.