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Hard Work is Only Sometimes Necessary and Never Sufficient, But What Else Can You Do?
Freddie deBoerfreddiedeboer.substack.com
happiness and Capitalism
“If you’re an aspiring musician, you don’t go trying to release original songs to get on pop radio—no one will ever listen to them. You make cover songs of things that are already super popular…they already have viral potential. Build an audience
that way.
Dylan Jardon • The Danny Miranda Podcast on Apple Podcasts
- plasticity (enabling content to be extended like mashups)
Jeff Jarvis • WHAT WOULD GOOGLE DO
Services like BrightID and ENS let us prove we’re human + add digital identities on top of our wallets, letting us “put our mouth where our money is,” but it’s DIDs that bring the disparate parts of our online identities into one.
Zach Davidson • RabbitHoleDAO: Why Decentralization Matters
Driven by growing environmental awareness, ethical concerns and health reasons, consumers are choosing plant-based more than ever before – and this shift in appetite is quickly reflecting on industry market data.
Sally Ho • 10 Stats That Prove That Plant-Based Is The Future Of Food
I’m a firm believer in the importance of making education, job training, and opportunities accessible to all. Yet I don't think we can rely on governments and institutions to provide them. Can you imagine having the best teachers in the world create compelling online courses that are free and accessible for all? They could do that with a business m... See more
Patrick Rivera • The emerging Internet Renaissance — my interview with Patrick Ri…
“I think you’ll see psychedelics decriminalized in most Western places, whether at a city, state, or national level” – Paul Austin
Below the Line • Paul Austin on Microdosing and the Future of Psychedelics
Despite skepticism, gaming is big & rapidly growing: $152bn and ~10% CAGR. Netflix said “We compete with (and lose to) Fortnite more than HBO”. Very few business models work in gaming other than simply building successful games: most of the money in the industry stays with the game developers/publishers and the major gaming/streaming platforms.
