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How to avoid cynicism:
Act in ways opposite to your instinct. If you hate something, find out more about it. Again ask 'What is this?', 'Who made this?', 'Who is this for?' Genuinely. Never stop doing this"
-via @being_on_line
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prioritize profits, even when those profits are derived
Holly Ensign-Barstow • From shareholder primacy to stakeholder capitalism
So much of the pain of loneliness is to do with concealment, with feeling compelled to hide vulnerability, to tuck ugliness away, to cover up scars as if they are literally repulsive. But why hide? What's so shameful about wanting, about desire, about having failed to achieve satisfaction, about experiencing unhappiness? Why this need to constantl
... See moreOlivia Laing • The Lonely City: Adventures in the Art of Being Alone
The new e-services offered by Steward include a fundraising tool for farmers to raise capital, an e-commerce tool to sell direct to consumers, and an accounting tool to keep track of books and inventory. T
Bridget Shirvell • Error PageSecurity Violation (403)
Some people get rich studying artificial intelligence. Me, I make money studying natural stupidity.
- Carl Icahn
Quotes and Human Behavior
We always want to copy end states, but we never want to copy the journeyYou can’t behave like Steve Jobs without having gone through his journey
Kunal Shah • Kunal Shah: Core Human Motivations [The Knowledge Project Ep. #141]
Traditional products that lack networks often struggle with this, because they rely on spammy emails, discounts, and push notifications to entice users back. This usually doesn’t work, and company-sent communications rank among the lowest clickthrough rate messages. Networked products, on the other hand, have the unique capability to reactivate the... See more
Andrew Chen • The Cold Start Problem by Andrew Chen
from Craigslist cofounder Zach Fried