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If you’re thinking about it from a status perspective, it becomes very clear: The whole reason we adopted trends in the 20th century is because it would associate us with a certain identity and a certain group. And those associations just aren’t getting built if culture moves too quickly.
Dan Frommer • How the internet changed culture — and what it means
The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness, and Healing in a Toxic Culture
Gabor Mate • 4 highlights
amazon.comCentralized structures can have virtues, such as enabling publics to focus their limited attention for oversight, or forming a power bloc capable of challenging less-accountable blocs that might emerge. Centralized structures that have earned widespread respect in recent centuries—including governments, corporations, and nonprofit... See more
Nathan Schneider • A visual guide to decentralization | New_ Public Magazine
For human beings, simply put, the default state is happiness... [A]s long as their most basic needs are met—no immediate hunger, no immediate fear, no scary isolation, no physical pain or enduring sleeplessness—they live in the moment, perfectly happy... All you needed was no reason to be unhappy. Which is another way of saying: Happiness is the
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Grace health | female digital health clinic
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Two Chinese streamers sold 18 billion RMB (about $3B) worth of goods in a half-day livestream yesterday.
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That's almost as much as Twitter's annual revenue ($3.72B).
nametwitter.comBuilding complex reasoning skills online through open-ended activities
Nick Barrearly.khanacademy.org
In Hyperstructures, any participant's value captured is synonymous with their value generated. The inverse is also true, if any third party or entity has the ability to freely extract value from the system without value creation then the system then it is not a hyperstructure.