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NFTs and cryptoeconomics (tokens) in general force the ownership issue by allowing for everything to be, and governed by, a market. This is neither good nor bad - it is, though, very different.
Andy Weissman • On art and business and context and mirrors
Do you remember Dispo? Apparently it was going to be the Future Of Tech, and the Future of Photo Sharing as recently as February.
Ed Zitron • Silicon Valley's Social App and Teen Obsession
The device model that could perhaps replace the smartphone is VR, or AR, or both. These cannot reach more people than smartphones (again - we ran out of people) but they could nonetheless replace the experience.
Benedict Evans • What comes after smartphones? — Benedict Evans
cthdrl — digital design and experience studio
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From a practical distance, achieving public success scanned to me as belonging, which is ironic, because what I’m talking about is actually separation: an elevation of my own standing above the crowd. This must be one of the most common misapprehensions about fame, while somehow also being the most cliché.
via Haley Nahmam
How to balance investing in a great user experience with short term revenue generation?
