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making Sublime — for you and for me.
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I aspire to Isak Dinesen’s way: work a little every day, without hope and without despair. What a way to live! To make! To be!
This is a dramatic and historic democratization of speech. And like any democratizing force, it challenges existing power structures. Political and cultural elites are confronting a raucous online conversation that they can’t control, and many are understandably anxious about it.
Nick Clegg • You and the Algorithm: It Takes Two to Tango | by Nick Clegg | Mar, 2021 | Medium
Genius is not enough; we need to get the job done
Carol Dweck • Mindset: The New Psychology of Success
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Facebook is for everyone who has friends, family and an internet connection, which is pretty much everyone. Twitter is not for everyone. It’s for knowledge workers who rely on Twitter to exchange ideas, promote their work, and take place in the global, real-time conversation.
Packy McCormick • If I Ruled the Tweets
Some of the most important topics are the hardest to teach, and real world experience is the only school. How to advertise your skills and accomplishments without being insufferable. How to be curious about fields that have nothing to do with your career. How to deal with a certain level of hassle and nonsense without losing your cool. How to... See more
Morgan Housel • Very Important and Hard to Teach
Collective ownership, Coops, and User Owned Platforms
This graph depicting the wealth Norway’s community owned (and distributed) fund generates from oil (the residue of past life) makes you wonder how the “wealth” generated from our collective human data (the residue of modern life) could be distributed more equitably.