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That is perhaps the most solid dating advice I have, by the way—show the inside of your head in public, so people can see if they would like to live in there.
escapingflatland.substack.com • Looking for Alice
Three things:
- Everything, if done long enough and deeply enough, is sometimes tedious.
- I’m pretty sure the key to long-term happiness lies in having fun even when something is tedious and difficult.
- If you find something fun even when it’s objectively hard, keep going.
Ava • Everything’s Okay if You’re Still Having Fun
**Interest-based clubs** focus on creating a shared space for people who share particular passions.
Packy McCormick • Part 2: The Rise of IRL Member Communities — Packy McCormick
Have the conviction to push back on the world – “Let’s constantly be doing something that can be doubted” – Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg • The Tim Ferriss Show Transcripts: Mark Zuckerberg on Long-Term Strategy, Business and Parenting Principles, Personal Energy Management, Building the Metaverse, Seeking Awe, the Role of Religion, Solving Deep Technical Challenges (e.g., AR), and More (#582)
Many issues people have with social networks and technology arise from a mismatch between the nature of these networks and the legacy corporate structures that govern them.
Erik Torenberg • Better Aligning Value Creation & Value Capture
- GMV TAM: How much B2B spend could the marketplace facilitate at scale?
Bessemer Venture Partners • Roadmap: B2B Marketplaces
And we need business models that incorporate creators and curators in the platform’s governance, allowing constructive behavior to flourish organically while encouraging audiences to discover and engage with art rather than being surveilled and force-fed content.
Tim Maughan • Platforms, Creative Communities, and the Need for a Radical Reimagining - The Reboot
Sullivan and Weiss weren’t merely the victims of some ethereal struggle between the forces of free speech and ideological censorship: they were the collateral damage of shifting media business models. And there will be lots more of them before this drama finishes.