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In some instances, scarcity produces status. The "drop" is one mechanism to create scarcity that has had a profound cultural effect in apparel and beyond. Going forward, we may see such practices used by software companies, potentially opening the door for "programmatic scarcity."
Mario Gabriele • Scarcity as an API
Midas compared the impact of Airpods to what front-facing camera did for selfie culture.
Eshita Nandini • Audio-First: Becoming the Next Player in Social Media
You are not special. You are not exceptional.
Contrary to what your u9 soccer trophy suggests, your glowing seventh grade report card, despite every assurance of a certain corpulent purple dinosaur, that nice Mister Rogers and your batty Aunt Sylvia, no matter how often your maternal caped crusader has swooped in to save you... you’re nothing... See more
Contrary to what your u9 soccer trophy suggests, your glowing seventh grade report card, despite every assurance of a certain corpulent purple dinosaur, that nice Mister Rogers and your batty Aunt Sylvia, no matter how often your maternal caped crusader has swooped in to save you... you’re nothing... See more
Bob Brown • Wellesley High grads told: "You're not special" - The Swellesley Report
Everybody kept telling this startup that its pitch deck was beautiful — but they didn't invest
Taylor Lorenzbusinessinsider.com
Upon what systems, technical or human, does my use of this technology depend? Are these systems just?