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Steven Levy • In The Plex: How Google Thinks, Works, and Shapes Our Lives

This hardening will reveal the root problem. Despite many people contributing to the tools and services that now dominate our lives, most people have no stake in them. To cite just one example, the four million people who drive for Uber probably own less of the company combined than a single dentist in New Jersey with Vanguard in their portfolio.

Yancey Strickler • The Ownership Crisis

Fourth, people write. When Alex Pang took a sabbatical after working in academia and the tech industry, he started to look at life differently, thinking, “maybe we had this idea about the relationship between working hours and productivity backward.”86 Based on that question alone, he spent the next several years writing and publishing several book

Paul Millerd • The Pathless Path: Imagining a New Story For Work and Life

Among the biggest wins in the past few years are:. An app that lets you get into strangers' cars. A site that allows you to watch video games, but not play them.

Andrew Chen • The Dumb Idea Paradox: Why great ideas often start out by sounding dumb. at andrewchen

Source: Fast Company

Mark Fisher • Exiting the Vampire Castle

Sandy Heller

Sarah Thornton • Seven Days in the Art World

Every member of the team is an Undercover Fan eventually—our freshest interns, our seasonal team members, our full-time employees, and even our president Jared. We love the variety of perspectives this gives us. Someone from operations is going to see different pinch points than someone in entertainment. But no matter who’s out there in the stands,

Jesse Cole • Fans First

Hedgehogs vs. Foxes:

Patrick Tanguay • Why Is It So Hard to Predict the Future?

a curious outsider