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Children Full of Life (1 of 5)
youtube.comA beautiful documentary (this is part one of 5, 10mins each) that follows a fourth grade class in a Tokyo neighbourhood, led by their astounding educator Toshiro Kanamori. He asserts that: Life is undervalued every day. A teacher’s job is to show how precious life is. And unlike any classroom I’ve been in, “the class goal for Grade 4 is to understand how to live a happy life and how to care for other people”.
Now that we can start to measure the value that each node adds to a network, those nodes will begin to demand greater compensation for bonding to it. The concept of each node getting compensated for its worth to the network will eventually be built into every piece of software that is engaged in building a network effect.
James Currier • Network Bonding Theory: Grow Your Startup By Making It A Network
What investors pay attention to when analyzing potential investments in the space: large TAM and scalability potential (i.e. volumes!), community, a ppeal to a diverse audience, u tility of the NFTs / Social Tokens & fan tokenomics, GTM and distribution strategy, and s tatus, connections & influence of key members / team.
Speedinvest • The New Creator Economy: A Guide to Web3 Creator Platforms
According to Paul, over the next decade, as psychedelics become legalized, their use will grow primarily through microdosing, not high-dose experiences
Below the Line • Paul Austin on Microdosing and the Future of Psychedelics
DAOs (decentralized autonomous organizations - a topic for a future issue) are so important to this thesis because they become the new framework for a group of specialists to organize and coordinate.
Andrew Beal • Issue #19: Participation
Yup and I think one of the more interesting things about Stable Diffusion, this thing that we’re now seeing, where computers can generate art given a piece of text, is I don’t think it would be possible had in 1992 or 1993, Tim Berners-Lee not put the
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Ben Thompson • An Interview With Daniel Gross and Nat Friedman about the Democratization of AI
It helps me because every day there are contractions of frustration, of anxiety, of wanting to yell, of giving in to yelling, of wanting to run away, of being brave when my son is scared even though I am scared, of comforting him even though I feel I have nothing to give. Drinking has been my ongoing epidural because being a mother involves, in so
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