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by pulling millions of people into the potential audience for every post or tweet or photo, these companies force everyone to treat every conversation as a potential performance to millions of total strangers.

But conversations  should not  be performances, unless they are explicitly staged as such. Conversations should not be battleground

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Don’t just resist cynicism — fight it actively. Fight it in yourself, for this ungainly beast lays dormant in each of us, and counter it in those you love and engage with, by modeling its opposite

Bootstrap funds are designed for less extreme outcomes. They tend to invest post-traction and operate in niche markets.

As we enter the web3 paradigm, there is massive potential to align incentives across consumers and brands in a way that has not been possible before, creating opportunities for co-creation and co-ownership, powered by crypto rails (ex: NFTs and social/community tokens).

The Times has taken their print profits - and reinvested heavily - and wisely in their core offering: journalism.

- Be cost-conscious. Care is getting wildly expensive. Primary Care 3.0 should use data to recommend the least expensive way to diagnose and treat, and manage over time 95% of general health issues.

3. Business services for 1099 workers: When workers are unbundled from institutions, they lose access to many of the services and benefits that traditional employment conferred: income smoothing with automated tax withholding (i.e. a paycheck), healthcare, employer-sponsored retirement plans, as well as a sense of comradery and community.

Sacasas recently published a list of 41 questions we should ask of the technologies and tools that shape our lives. What I loved about these questions is how they invite us to think not just about technologies, but about ourselves, and how we act and what we want and what, in the end, we truly value. So I asked him on the show to talk through some ... See more