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And yet: we were born to give up what we love. To respect the sanctity of autonomy is to make your choice and let other people make theirs. The only way for us to consolidate our fractured selves—to become whole—is by fully inhabiting our choices.
Ava • you have what you want
One through-line that cuts through all of the above is business model innovation. U.S. consumer internet has long been reliant on digital advertising. Partly because it matured on mobile—at a time when mobile advertising was less proven and mature—the Chinese consumer internet pioneered more creative and diversified revenue streams. Take Facebook a... See more
Rex Woodbury • 5 Lessons from China's Internet Companies
-By making supporting creators an act of investment, not just altruism
Katie Parrott • The Web3 Renaissance: A Golden Age for Content
There’s no longer room in Silicon Valley to ask why. Designers are tasked with moving fast and breaking things. How has become more important than why. How fast can we make this? How can we grab the most market share? How can we beat our competitors to market?
Mike Monteiro • Design’s Lost Generation
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less ”things I have learned“ lists and more ”things I am learning” — because sometimes it takes a minute…or a lifetime
At Decent, we view artist monetization as a question of incentive alignment: how might an artist and their fans share in value jointly created? To answer this question, we need to move beyond patronage.
Decent • Moving the Creator Economy Beyond Patronage
In 2022, it will become clear to more people what many in the web3 world already know; the best way to rein in big tech companies is through competition, not regulation.
economist.com • Chris Dixon and Packy McCormick on the Future of Crypto
When I was going to school, I had a few great teachers and a lot of mediocre teachers. And the thing that probably kept me out of jail was the books. I could go and read what Aristotle or Plato wrote without an intermediary in the way. And a book was a phenomenal thing. It got right from the source to the destination without anything
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