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Western culture over-indexes on novelty. It suffers from commitment phobia. I see this in our culture of digital nomadism, job-hopping among yuppies, and listening to books at 3x speed instead of reading them deeply.
perell.com • Hugging the X-Axis - David Perell
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Web3 improves connection between consumer and creator.
Troy Young • Web3 and Media
The next wave of innovation is going to decentralize the network; however, that change doesn’t address many of the societal issues above. What we need is a vision, a compass for the future we want for the new software we want to build.
John Borthwick • Building bicycles for our minds
In short, subscriptions are not a panacea. Price changes do not solve product/market fit on their own. But, if your product gets better with more usage, addresses a naturally recurring behavior, and has a potential “upgrade tier” of users, a subscription model could be very successful.
Alex Taussig • Firehose #182: 💰 Subscription addiction. 💰
Creators in these niches don’t have to appeal to the lowest common denominator to viral with mainstream viewers. They can focus on delighting their smaller cadre of hardcore fans. That’s why I believe there’s a huge untapped opportunity for apps to allow micro-entertainment creators to monetize by accepting tips for recorded content, not just durin... See more
Josh Constine • Content density: Why TikToks trounce Stories
“You retard socially and emotionally the moment you become famous. Your experience of the world is never the same.” -Matt Damon