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Katie: Right now you have janky consumer experiences. People say they value their privacy but when push comes to shove people go where it's convenient. But we can't judge the current state of innovation with the end state of innovation. We don't have the end state. People will say centralized companies are winning right now but you have these... See more

In the past, we only had cash and stock as ways of approximating a node’s value to the network. Those were such blunt tools, so the idea of more closely approximating your network value to your actual compensation rarely came up. But now we have crypto. And that mechanism allows us to measure cheaply and discreetly.

Up until recently the most popular use case seems to have been marketing copywriting. I don't find this particularly exciting, search on the internet is already full of bland content marketing. It's different if one does content marketing by, say, writing an article about how to use your API, or if a company does a toy project using their API and

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We need to be careful to not optimize everything to be efficient. Efficiency is for robots, humans are inefficient. “Every single thing that we really value as humans is terribly inefficient” Science, discovery, art, adventure are all inefficient

I suggest writing emails to your friends. Writing with an audience in mind makes the writing better, and writing to a friend means you won’t get hung up on how you sound. You’ll become closer, too, to whoever you share your thoughts with, and odds are you’ll draw the same thoughtfulness out of them. Your inbox will become less of a place for

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The internet has created huge consumer surplus - people value what they’re consuming far more highly than what they are currently paying for it: that’s an incredible opportunity.