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Well, then, and this is going to sound crazy, we increase the challenge level. We give you a really challenging goal: hit Inbox Zero without ever touching the mouse. This balances your perceived skill with the perceived challenge, thus resulting in flow.

Cryptomedia inverts how we think about creating and capturing value on the internet, and provides the foundation for a sovereign internet owned by everyone.

Unbuild the Over-Engineered, and stop adding more shit to the pile. Destroy, demolish, rebuild.

Current social networks don't have great tools for dispute resolution. They're a combination of anarchy (people yelling) and tyranny (arbitrary deplatforming). An alternative approach is a global moderator hierarchy. In the event of dispute, the lowest common ancestor mediates.

Walt Disney's conception of "The Happiest Place on Earth" was brought to life in 366 days. 

The Internet has fundamentally shifted. What we have forgotten, it seems, is that our behaviors on the Internet have changed, too.

Brainstorming, talking through creative challenges, and iterating on ideas happens especially well on walking meetings. My theory is that stepping away from screens prevents obsessive note-taking and reduces screen-induced anxiety. Walking helps ideas come and go naturally. It’s easier to relax, listen, and stay present.

It is worth remembering that the internet wasn't supposed to be like this. It wasn't supposed to be six boring men with too much money creating spaces that no one likes but everyone is forced to use because those men have driven every other form of online existence into the ground. The internet was supposed to have pockets, to have enchanting fores

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A token-curated registry uses an intrinsic token to assign curation rights proportional to the relative token weight of entities holding the token. So long as there are parties which would desire to be curated into a given list, a market can exist in which the incentives of rational, self-interested token holders are aligned towards curating a list... See more