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And in the 21st century, “local” doesn’t necessarily have to mean “geographically proximate”. It can also refer to virtual spaces with internet friends who share your interests and passions, but live halfway across the globe. We’ll probably see more of this “digital localism” as Facebook and Google shift their focus to private communications.
Aaron Z. Lewis • You Can Handle the Post-Truth: A Pocket Guide to the Surreal Internet
If leaders don’t articulate their priorities clearly, then the people around them don’t know what their own priorities should be. Time and energy and capital get wasted.
Robert Iger • The Ride of a Lifetime: Lessons Learned from 15 Years a…
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Andrew Chen • What today’s social apps can learn from Web 2.0, the social network revolution from 15 years ago at andrewchen
Good design and design
love this distinction between levels of design. truly higher level designs are designing solutions instead of features, outcomes instead of products. there's no function more important than this.
You should be far more concerned with your current trajectory than with your current results
James Clear • Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones
For consumers, this provides a level of optional anonymity that simply isn’t possible using a conventional credit card. You’re just spending digital cash in a P2P setting.