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On identity and privacy

YGG is a player's Guild that aims to generate value from on-chain games with a play to earn component. Clans and guilds are not new to the gaming world. They are groups that come together to solve a mission or clear a level within a game. What differentiates YGG is that they are positioning themselves to own the NFTs and tokens powering gaming... See more

For any gamers out there, one of the oldest tricks in the book is giving your younger sibling an unplugged/disconnected controller, so they feel like they are "playing", while you are in control the whole time. Many "jobs" today are simply unplugged controllers. The work would get done, whether or not we take part in the process. We are simply... See more

If it’s tied to the creator, the income from everything that they build should flow into the token. But if it’s tied to a set of work, the creator is free to start new business endeavors without feeling like they’ve already sacrificed a significant portion of their equity. That then leads to another set of considerations. If all of a creator’s... See more

Today’s technology to allow people to search across communities is very basic. Most search inquiries still happen as posts in community forums, which haven’t changed that much since the early days of the internet. I see huge potential for better match-making in the future, for example with the support of AI that can understand suggest potential... See more

Airbnb is a vibe company, Notion is an efficiency company.

Acknowledging that computers themselves are not inherently creative should not come as a surprise. Instead, this truth identifies an opportunity for computers to more fully assume the role of co-creator — not idea-generator, but actualizer.