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This Bullshit Industrial Complex has always existed. But thanks to the precarious economics and job prospects of the creative person, it is often in a creative’s financial interest to climb the bullshit pyramid. In the short term, it’s creating a class of (often young) creatives deluded into thinking they are doing something meaningful by sharing “... See more
99u.adobe.com • The Creative World’s Bullshit Industrial Complex
good questions and
Being full-time DAOs means I’m kissing traditional compensation structures goodbye. No salary, no healthcare benefits, no 401k - just ownership. Or, more specifically, tokens.
Cooper Turley • Full-Time DAOs
Phase One: creator mode - "Help creators generate on-chain revenue by selling crypto-native products."
Patrick Rivera • Come for the creator, stay for the economy
Future of Work and
Later, media theorist Walter Ong articulated the profound differences between Textual (Literate) and Oral cultures. Textual cultures are abstract, analytical, mathematical, clinical, universalist. Oral cultures are grounded, intuitive, emotional, interpersonal, group oriented.
Marc Andreessen • The Dubrovnik Interviews: Marc Andreessen - Interviewed by a Retard
Hanlon’s Razor is a useful mental model which can be best summarized as:
‘Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by neglect.’
‘Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by neglect.’
Farnam Street • Hanlon’s Razor: Relax, Not Everything Is Out to Get You
There is always more work that could be done than I could possibly do in a lifetime. So I find it really important not to think of work as a todo list that I'm trying to get through - that's a crushing burden. Instead I just focus on the idea that my time is finite and that I want to spend it well each day.