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‘To create, one must first question everything’ — Eileen Gray, born 9 August 1878

The perception of overload is best explained, therefore, not simply as the result of an objective state, but rather as the result of a coincidence of causal factors, including existing tools, cultural or personal expectations, and changes in the quantity of quality of information to be absorbed and managed…But the feeling of overload is often

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Even if members’ paths to engagement within a DAO may be more emergent or unpredictable in nature, DAO designers and operators still have important top-down roles to play as arbiters of the possibility spaces within their respective communities.

In this case, Apple should both allow ClassPass to sell its classes via a webview (i.e. loading a webpage within its app), and also offer in-app purchases for, say, 10%; yes, that’s more expensive than credit card processing fees (which are ~$0.30+2.5%~2.9%, or around 6% of a $10 purchase), but the superiority of the user experience may convert... See more

And third, the community is now empowered to make the decisions that will affect the future of SuperRare. This includes which artists and curators are permitted to sell work on the site, how to allocate funds from the community treasury, and which proposed improvements to the network and protocol are greenlit.

With the advent of computers and other micro-electronic technology, the value of the mental content of products and services began to grow in relation to the value of the physical content. The value of the mental content of a micro-chip is enormously greater than the value of the physical content. The value of the mental content of a computer or a... See more

The main takeaway from this, based on conversations with school teachers, university professors and students, is that we still don't know what aspects of the education experience belong online and which should still be done in person.