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MMOs already make money this way. A common insult on Fortnite is to call someone “Default”, which means that the person is using free skins (free outfits and weapons). The cool players, meanwhile, pay for exclusive, sought-after skins; buying skins is a way of buying status in the game world.
Rex Woodbury • Virtual Worlds and Virtual Economies
Feel like there's a massive opportunity to buy ad-supported media brands at a discount right now and convert to subs
Falling CPMs drops valuation, but if they have brand equity can convert a % to subs. then buy ads at that low CPM (which wouldn't work as a straight arb play)
adam keeslingtwitter.comThe Ladders of Wealth Creation: A Step-by-Step Roadmap to Building Wealth
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If possible, try to work out your conflicts with your spouse/partner in front of the child…peacefully of course
Farnam Street • Dr. Laura Markham: Peaceful Parenting [The Knowledge Project Ep. #52]
Co-living networks (such as Selina and Outpost) will continue to grow.
drurly • Co-Living: Sharing Economy, Downsizing, Experiences
As it stands, there’s no comprehensive tools that allow writers, podcasters, and streamers to identify and reward their most loyal fans.
Mario Gabriele • Audience and Wealth, Part II
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If you think about it, Slack is basically a search engine powered by humans: Most Slack messages are just questions. It’s 911 for when everything else fails. So if Slack had access to your entire knowledge base, it could answer at least the most commonly asked questions automatically.
Julian Lehr • Chief Notion Officer
A culture that is stuck in the present is one that can’t solve big problems. If you want to plan for the future, if you want to handle big social and political challenges, you have to decouple yourself from day-to-day crises, to look back at history, to learn from it, to see trendlines. You have to be usefully detached from the moment.