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Cleopatra lived closer in time to the creation of Twitter than to the creation of the Great Pyramid. The T-Rex lived closer in time to us than to the Stegosaurus. These facts are counterintuitive because our puny minds cannot grasp the vastness of geologic time.
Gurwinder Bhogal • 40 Mind-Expanding Concepts
A business of subculture and fandom has always existed in music. Phish has taken it to the next level by not only making their consumers creators, but also making them owners.
Jarrod Dicker • Breaking the Fourth Wall: The Business of Media Subculture
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There are three types of written content: You can give people information; you can give them an opinion; or you can try to change the way they think. The first is ultra-competitive. The second pulls you towards pandering. The third is, I think, by far the most powerful, and the best way to not only get but keep people’s attention.
Morgan Housel • Attention
What if by going to your favorite restaurant enough times, you got to own a table at that restaurant, automatically? What if your club membership was an NFT that you could sell to the next person when you decide to leave instead of giving up your expensive initiation fees?
notboring.co • The Pareto Funtier
Over the past year as home buyers, Airbnb hosts, Airbnb guests, and now sellers, Puja and I have noticed places where a combined Airbnb and Zillow would complement each other perfectly. Try before you buy, access to lending based on Airbnb cash flows, rent to own, more accurate Zestimates, and click to buy are just a few of the things on our wishli... See more
Packy McCormick • Zillbnb
Earning is way more powerful than getting likes. If those two elements can be interwoven into the fabric of a network, it will mean people can make money from their time in new ways. Today, the bluntest tool in social is where you build an audience and then try to sell to it. We are going to see so many new experiments around paying people for cont... See more
Ric Burton • Social Networks & Sociable Protocols
Ezra: When you buy an NBA topshot what do you own? Anil Dash says you are buying a link to the art, not the art. You are often buying an artwork that links to a server that may disappear.