But the informational value of the web has been nearly destroyed. Fake News isn’t even the biggest problem. It’s the digital ecosystem’s insistence on stifling curiosity by prioritizing ANSWERS over questions.
Most impactfully, the web has been systematically re-engineered to hinder discovery in order to drive people as quickly as possible to... See more
we need to re-orient the internet around questions, not answers.
The real value of data portability is in at least four major social consequences:-Giving us tools to track the impact of creative work as it’s shared, used, and monetized in the farthest reaches of the internet-Enabling us to share far more data with platforms to improve performance and recommendations-Incentivizing public data sets that will... See more
The fact that needed to be explained, however, was failure: the painfully visible gap between the institutions’ claims of competence and their actual performance. The gap, I maintain, was a function of the limits of human knowledge. It had always been there. What changed was the public’s awareness of it.
Here are my thoughts on the Lululemon acquisition of Mirror. No, it's not about Mirror selling more clothes. It's about Lulu’s core business, physical store retail, being in bad shape and no matter how great the Lulu brand is, there are only so many pants a store can sell. 1/8
That’s the fight—sticking with something long enough to have actually meaningful observations. You have to weather a lot of peaks and troughs to get there, but the time spent is worth it.