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In the past, ordering via a food delivery app was somewhat of a guilty pleasure. There was the feeling that we Doordash food when we’re too lazy to cook ourselves. However, the pandemic may have changed the perception of these services. Instead of connoting laziness, ordering groceries and meals in came to mean caring for one’s neighbors and... See more

‘Mining’ contributions may dilute the quality of governance activity — Governance is already hard to follow as it stands today. If we begin throwing big money at governance mining, activity might 10x, but not all of that activity will be productive. People may spam governance in hopes of capturing some portion of tokens.

One of my favorite cases about the power of incentives is the Federal Express case. The heart and soul of the integrity of the system is that all the packages have to be shifted rapidly in one central location each night. And the system has no integrity if the whole shift can't be done fast. And Federal Express had one hell of a time getting the... See more

Understanding business as sports is important to your wallet. If current trends persist, and retail investors (you, me, and everyone else on Robinhood and Public) continue to move the markets, then stock prices will be impacted more by fandom than fundamentals than they ever have before. You will need to understand both the strategy behind... See more

“Everything feels unprecedented when you haven’t engaged with history.” – Kelly Hayes