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Fame is a constraint against creativity. When you’re famous you’re not allowed to make mistakes (in all aspects of your life). Creativity requires one to try different things and fail
David Perell • Kevin Kelly: Seeing the Future
every successful name in music has dabbled in the dark arts at least once in their life.
The Captain • F*cking History: 111 Lessons You Should Have Learned in School
Trust Me, I’m Lying is a case study in how to exploit the media to create publicity for clients.
Michael Malice • The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics
the deeper game here is understanding that in democracies & markets alike, perception is reality for most participants. the hat doesn’t make trump more competent, but it makes his story stickier . & in a world where attention is the scarcest resource, stickiness beats subtlety every time.
signull • wear the hat
I knew propaganda was powerful, but seeing it turn anti-war, “my body, my choice”, “ACAB” liberals into war-mongering cheerleaders who want to force experimental medicine into everyone while disarming citizens against an ever-growing police-State is some next-level shit https://t.co/KAxYhvsbi1
Money Thoughts
Margaret Pisacano • 3 cards
The more you promote yourself, the less people listen. The less you promote yourself, the more people listen.
Nicolas Cole • The Art and Business of Online Writing: How to Beat the Game of Capturing and Keeping Attention
Joe budden is the most important figure in media. Unconventional in approach, untethered to any agenda driven entity, no relationships interfere with his true opinions. No stage name, no act, a former emcee turned media mogul with the world constantly listening and watching.
Ian Schwartzmanx.com