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- One of the things that price consultants have learned is that what consumers say and what they do are not the same thing.
from Priceless: The Myth of Fair Value (and How to Take Advantage of It) by William Poundstone
- Technology Infrastructure + Artificial Intelligence Is there a way to structure, pipe and manage data better?Are there ways to improve productivity given the information overload and noise we have in our work communication?Can we make access to information affordable?Can we assist in critical machine to machine communication?Can we make it easy to ... See more
from World's Hardest Problems by Jay Zaveri
- All in all, real positional scarcity businesses take time to develop, especially loyalty businesses that are difficult to get off the ground before a retail or consumption environment is fully understood. But I’ll leave with this thought: as the mobile internet, e-commerce, and the transformation of retail continues onward, I think there’s an incre... See more
from Positional Scarcity by Alex Danco
- Hollis Robbins: Most people focus on the vast reserves of content now available online, but few people ask: “Is this a good teacher?”
from 21 Experts on the Future of Expertise - Future by future.a16z.com
- This is why writers like newsletters so much. **As other distribution channels are becoming increasingly crowded, email provides an alternative trade route.**
from Not Found by Brianne Kimmel
- Savers who want to keep all possibly relevant documents v. Deleters who want to keep only a minimal set of final documents
from The Science of Managing Our Digital Stuff (The MIT Press) by Steve Whittaker
- There’s a wave of products that have figured out what bundle of preventive/recurring care they can sell for a monthly price that people will pay for just for simplicity and peace of mind.
from The Upfront Pricing Phenomenon | Out-Of-Pocket by Nikhil Krishnan
- Our current economic incentives (the engine that drives the world) are perfectly designed to put humans out of business and make us irrelevant as fast as possible.
from A Plan For Humanity by Bryan Johnson
don't sell anything you wouldn’t buy yourself
don’t write anything you wouldn’t read yourself
don’t build anything you wouldn’t use yourself