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moderation is, inherently, a subjective practice. Despite some people’s desire to have content moderation be more scientific and objective, that’s impossible. By definition, content moderation is always going to rely on judgment calls, and many of the judgment calls will end up in gray areas where lots of people’s opinions may differ greatly.

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• Will this choice propel me toward an inspiring future or will it keep me stuck in the past?


• Will this choice bring me long-term fulfillment or will it bring me short-term gratification?


• Am I standing in my power or am I trying to please another?


• Am I looking for what's right or am I looking for what's wrong?


• Will this choice add to my life force or

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For the past 15 years, I've had the idea that, as a consumer, I should be able to raise my hand, say what I'm looking for, and have a company come to me. So instead of attention, as in the attention economy, you’d have intention—being able to broadcast one’s intention for something, and having that presented.

It Works Too Well. Early research suggests that psilocybin therapy can cause remission of depressive symptoms in one to three sessions. Contrast that with SSRIs like Prozac, which patients take (and insurance companies pay for) for the rest of their lives. That means that there’s little recurring revenue, so COMPASS needs to convince the payers to ... See more

Distributors are not imperative for every consumer (tech-savvy ones can go straight to the protocol), but I believe the majority of consumers will access protocol-produced-services through candy-coated distributors. For an example of this, look at how many people hold the private keys that control their bitcoin, versus store their bitcoin on a dist... See more