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A “gossip trap” is when your whole world doesn’t exceed Dunbar’s number and to organize your society you are forced to discuss mostly people. It is Mean Girls (and mean boys), but forever. And yes, gossip can act as a leveling mechanism and social power has a bunch of positives—it’s the stuff of life, really. But it’s a terrible
... See morefrom The Gossip Trap by Erik Hoel
- Because these companies are being built from the ground up, there’s disruptive potential against the larger incumbent insurers, who have optimized themselves around fee for service. These incumbents may not properly prioritize customer experience, since their success to-date has arisen from an adversarial relationship with providers that actually c... See more
from The Disruptors, Part 1: DTC Insurance by Steve Hardgrove
Intensity is the price of excellence.
from The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life by Alice Schroeder
- People are rethinking fast fashion and instead want clothes that last
from Home | ColossusQuasar App by Patrick O'Shaughnessy
- Figure out what kinds of environments you can thrive in and then build a system to create that environment around you so that you're statistically likely to succeed
from The Angel Philosopher - Naval Ravikant by Naval Ravikant
High openness is the big winner in terms of the Big Five. Those willing to explore new and diverse ideas will be quicker to ask whether the old ways of doing something might be best discarded in favor of using AI, and in many cases such experiments will be rewarded.
from Thoughts on "Who Gains and Loses from the new AI?"
- Meanwhile, those who are only monetizing via $8/month per subscriber are forever chasing volume and leaving money on the table — not to mention the long-term benefits of community building.
from In Online Ed, Content Is No Longer King—Cohorts Are by Wes Kao
- Thus we are left with an interesting consumer quandry — if companies are taking as long as twelve years to exit but trends have shortened to less than twelve month periods, how can brands be expected to keep up?
from Fresh Today, Faded Tomorrow? Brand Resilience in a Changing World by Natasha Kim
- long as a token is exposed to markets, there will always be noise in its valuation. So why not just make it impossible to trade the token then?
from Why Voting Tokens Are F**king Horrible, And 4 Ways to Fix Them by Zefram Lou