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You know how, when you go up in a tall building and look down at the street, everybody looks not just small, but kind of silly? Like, “Aww, look at those tiny little guys, walking around in their suits like they're people! They don't even know they're so small!”

This is how other people's problemslook to me. A friend will tell me, “I'm stressed!” an... See more

Community is more than just a feeling of belonging. In the context of business, it’s a structure for creating value. A simple way to understand it is to compare “community” to an “audience.”

I’m all for peer-to-peer collectives, but what is preventing people from implementing these kinds of org/governance structures off the blockchain? Basically I’m sold that the world needs decentralized autonomous organizations. Why do we need the blockchain to make them reality?

The virtual economy is the newest example of many technoogies converging to facilitate the emergence of a new labor market. Young people, unable or nwilling to access the upper echelons of traditional careers, are finding ways to earn income and build a reputation through novel activities unique to virtual spaces.

Although the first coding boot camps didn’t pop up until 2012, there are already 95 programs up and running. Course Report shows that the market is sized at ~$260 million for coding boot camps, graduating almost 23,000 students in 2017. Until more software developers are trained and find their way into the market, opening and scaling an effective b... See more

-Recommend content algorithmically with an element of randomness: when algorithms do the searching for users, there are more opportunities for niches to thrive.

To create stronger community ownership, web 3.0 networks should move away from resourcing startup capital from centralized, opaque, and hierarchical VCs