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Courtside Ventures • Why Video Games are the Next Big Social Network
I think we focus way too much on getting non-web3 people to do web3 things, as opposed to making web3 things work for non-web3 people.
Rebecca Mqamelo • How do you onboard a city to web3? Part 1/n
Big idea from @johnrobb interview today:
Circa 2030 you'll be involved in a bunch of networks
Some you'll have a big ownership stake
Some you'll have a small amount of equity
Some you'll be a consumer
You'll add value mostly across the... See more
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The Second Brain Manifesto - Forte Labs
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The barrage of crap we see on the Web is a direct consequence of the current economic model, where Google sucks all the money from the space, leaving only spoils to content creators. If there is no good money to be made on a single article, people will be forced to make up for this with 100 worse ones, exacerbating the problem.
Dmitri Brereton (dkb) • Interview with Brave Search
Influencers, in turn, have realized that it’s more lucrative and meaningful to promote their own products rather than someone else’s.
Yiren Lu • Can Shopify Compete With Amazon Without Becoming Amazon? (Published 2020)
Robert Greene On The Concept Of "The Sublime"
youtube.comhumans are social animals, and we try to keep ourselves inside a kind of circle and mentally inhabit an enclosed space.
well, the sublime is what lies just outside that circle. other ideas about the world. other ways of thinking, other ways of feeling. and it’s transformative.
because humans don't naturally like limits. when your mother tells you, don't do that, that's exactly what you want to do.
the word sublime, from the Latin means up to the threshold. up to the threshold of a door. and looking through that door on the other side is a sublime experience. so when you take a hike and you're feeling like a sense of awe at everything that you're seeing, and you're feeling your heart beating and you're feeling this rush of adrenaline, you're so excited, you're experiencing a sublime emotion. and that sublime emotion is a kind of an expansiveness as opposed to the closed spirit that we normally have.
and it's liberating and it's exciting.
we create our own reality. we have imaginations. we can imagine new kinds of political structures. we can imagine new kinds of social ways of interacting. we can create instead of just passively consuming what other people give us.
In short, the organization and accessibility of information enables innovation, new discoveries, curiosity, exploration, and much more.