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“I wholeheartedly agree high craft is excruciatingly hard to scale” (Kurt Varner)
Anthony Hobday • Blog
But just as there are reasons why these design patterns won out, we shouldn't let survivor bias blind us to their inherent tradeoffs. The next wave of social startups should learn from the weaknesses of some of these choices of our current social incumbents
Eugene Wei • And You Will Know Us by the Company We Keep
I have a suspicion that most adults (75%+) could pick any skill—excluding sports—and work their way into the top 10% in the world simply by working exclusively on it every day for two years.
But almost nobody displays that degree of focus, so we will never know.
James Cleartwitter.comOver the next 20 years, Baby Boomers will pass down $30 trillion to the next generation. This will be the greatest wealth transfer in human history, yet only 30% of Americans have a will.
Rex Woodbury • Building for the Barbells
This warehouse approach to notes requires us – the human agent in the system – to do a lot of cognitive labour if we want to use our notes. And using our notes is the entire point of any note-taking enterprise.
Maggie Appleton • Programmable Notes
Middlers crave solutions that are meant specifically for them, and they want to be reached in a way that’s separate from seniors.
Ashley Brasier • Meet The Middlers
"In the future, artists will get record deals because they have fans—not the other way around."
cc @nayafia
3. Co-own a creator’s future income
Peter Yang • Creator Economy by Peter Yang | Substack
