sari
- 4. Measure, manage, mitigate and market.
from Can E-Commerce and Sustainability Co-Exist? by Marianne Wilson
- Hyper-mimetic bubbles often indicate the long-term macro trend is very real, but the people/projects capturing the hype in the short-run may not be.
from We Like the Nouns by Nick Tomaino
- The past week provided a painful reminder that American cities are still unsafe for Black people. It is not a matter of politics or complex analysis. We can debate crime rates and poverty and taxes and monetary policy and gun ownership and discrimination and Police unions and personal responsibility. In fact, we should debate these things — with ea... See more
from Did Cities Fail Us? by Dror Poleg
I like this because it frames art as something that does not just exist, but is experienced, and the first person to experience it is the artist, whose job it is to then transmit this experience to others.
from Speed and Efficiency are not Human Values by John Warner
- “Young brains are designed to explore; old brains are designed to exploit.” – Alison Gopnik
from Makes You Think by Morgan Housel
Tornado
- Axie and its dozens of clones imply that perhaps fun isn’t what’s key for a crypto game to grow, but rather gameplay mechanics that reward players with real-world earnings. Illuvium, another game that won’t be launching for another 2 years, has found itself with an $11B valuation ($ILV) driven largely by introducing a pre-game token and staking mec... See more
from The Financialization of Fun: Crypto Gaming Thesis by Eva Wu