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Callard argues that we come to care about something new by doing/working/practicing caring about them, not merely by deciding to care about it. Deciding to care about classical music doesn’t make you actually love it. Instead, we might take a class on it, or go to the symphony, or listen to it often. “The explanation of how we come to value, or to

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People will struggle to structure their time now that virtual activities carry more social weight than they did in the past. IRL hangouts have more tangible controls and barriers to entry that prevent people from engaging endlessly, and physical anchors that help form habits and routines. Without that, people are going to either burn out or quickly... See more

I think we focus way too much on getting non-web3 people to do web3 things, as opposed to making web3 things work for non-web3 people.

The primary job of any startup CEO is to make sure their company doesn’t run out of money. As a company of one, this job is even more critical for independents. When a startup’s bank account hits zero, the company loses its office space. When a human runs out of money he loses his apartment.

NFTs let a single fan own a digital asset.

Anytime there is a transaction in Axie Infinity, a percentage of the transaction goes to the Axie community treasury. This is a common revenue model:. Today Axie takes 4.5% of every transaction.  Right now, “transactions” mean buying, selling, and creating Axie creatures, but almost anything is possible down the line - from selling virtual plo... See more

Trying to combine the value of decentralization and open source to make it sustainable in supporting those working on these projects, without turning that support into the centralization of a group.