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Excited to announce @variantfund led a $6.7M seed in @oncyber_xyz, home to the best immersive 3D experience for NFTs.
Cyber’s gallery spaces recently hit a ~$40M market cap and are populated with digital art collections worth well in excess of $100M
How’d we get here? 🧵
Jesse Waldentwitter.com
Loewy had an uncanny sense of how to make things fashionable. He believed that consumers are torn between two opposing forces: neophilia, a curiosity about new things; and neophobia, a fear of anything too new. As a result, they gravitate to products that are bold, but instantly comprehensible. Loewy called his grand theory “Most Advanced Yet... See more
Derek Thompson • The Four-Letter Code to Selling Just About Anything
People say “life is messy” and then want tidy stories.
Matt Bucher • The Belan Deck
By contrast, reusable metal straws and canvas bags require something like 10-100x the energy and materials to manufacture, and need regular cleaning so they don’t spread diseases. So unless you use them many times, they end up being worse for the environment.
Robert Wiblin • What You Think About Landfill and Recycling Is Probably Totally Wrong
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with the emergence of AI-driven image-creation platforms like DALL-E, Imagen, and Midjourney, we're on the verge of experiencing perhaps the most revolutionary press-the-button shift since the days of the Kodak Brownie.
Reid Hoffman • Blitzscaling Creativity with DALL-E
I've ever seen so much paranoia in technology about missing out on The Next Big Thing as with AI. Companies seem less excited about the prospects than they are petrified that its going to kill them. Maybe that fear is justified, maybe it's not, but what's incontestable is the kind of desperation it's leading to.
-DHH