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- 0/ One theory of the metaverse is that the company that controls the social graph, will have the strongest influence on the Metaverse So I’ve been thinking a lot about how to get the social graph data out of Facebook and Twitter, etc
- Happy personal + professional news: Knowable has been acquired by @Medium. Knowable will live on as a standalone product, and the Knowable team will lead audio initiatives for Medium as well. What, why, how… 🧵👇
- @spamaps: I always thought burnout happened when you work too much. Now I get it. It's investing emotionally and then not getting a return on that investment.
- Unbundling the university: - liberal arts - technical education - summer camp - dating market - sports - co-living - salons - hedge fund - 4 year vacation - flirting w/ marxism - coming of age - alumni network - credential - prestige - insurance policy - identity - coming of age
- there is a faster-horse problem in AI that seems to be infiltrating the venture capital and startup ecosystem discourses rapidly. it is opportunistic at best and myopic at worst. when it comes to AI, I think we should make fewer declarative statements and ask more questions. I… Show more
- A big "ding" went off on in my head when @matdryhurst said this. Sure, you can get everything tailored perfectly to your esoteric tastes. But then who's going to record the podcast or write the article where you can find out what other people think about it?
Human Stuff and Human Behavior
YES! this articulates something I've been thinking but couldn't put into words. you could get the song/movie/etc hyper-personalized to you, but most people won't care. pop culture is a promise that you aren't listening/watching alone. 
1/50 Thoughts on gaming economics, NFTs and the Metaverse.Future of Gaming and
- today we discover content based on the people we follow it should be the other way around - you discover people based on the content they write
“Thanks to the invention of spreadsheets, we’re going to throw so many bookkeepers out of work!” “Actually, thanks to spreadsheets we’re going to see the growth of a new cohort of annoying people know as ‘fleece vest bros.’”
Mobile revolution aside, increasingly finding the desktop as my center of gravity. A few factors at play, but implications are interesting for developers, app store policies, and evolving our assumptions about the workplace of the future. Any other factors driving this?