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as much as the feeds brought me things I never would have seen or heard otherwise, my overdependence on them was also cutting me off from a different realm of experiences that I had forgotten about over the course of the decade: the encounter with scarcity rather than infinity, the process of judging and choosing for myself what I wanted to see in

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Naval "If you're skeptical about the idea of owning digital property, then you're not only denying capitalism on the internet .... You're saying we're not going to have a collectively owned future. We're going to have a government-owned future and corporate-owned future."

🚨Big announcement today: Bolt raises $393M. Wow. A couple years ago, I didn’t know if we were going to make it. Now we have $500M+ on the balance sheet. I wanted to share a bit more about where we've been, but more importantly where... See more

People with steady incomes but less-than-perfect credit are often shut out of buying homes because they can’t qualify for mortgage, or do not have sufficient money saved for a down-payment.

Mass schooling attempts a systematization of skill and knowledge transfer. The results are predictably mediocre—systems at scale must function with and cater to the lowest common denominator, and the process of standardization loses all sensitivity to context. Since everyone must do the same things, it is difficult for any student to do

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Universal search was the beginning of the troubles for google. Google used the massive power of their main search to knock competitor experiences and displace them. Yelp didnt stand a chance when Google indexed their results there.

Every human being wakes up each morning and sees the world through the lens of a protagonist. The world revolves around us, regardless of how altruistic, generous, and selfless a person we may be