Yash Mimani aka ahafisher

- Consumer software equivalent of 20th century mint-tasting toothpaste Pavlovian hack

“Silk Road doesn’t really sell drugs. It sells insurance and financial products,” says Carnegie Mellon computer engineering professor Nicolas Christin. “It doesn’t really matter whether you’re selling T-shirts or cocaine. The business model is to commoditize security.”⁠

- Synthetic RNA is like the switch from analog to digital

- Most underestimate the power of this technology

- Love at work can make people at best halfway happy

- If not in love, not happy 

- Worried about healthspan expansion, not lifespan expansion

- Feels like death will be a relief

- Lifespan expansion leads to ossification

- People don’t really change their mindset they just die

- There should be an upper limit, not just a minimum limit for holding political office

- Max age of 10-20 years on both sides of the average age of a

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- Headspace took an edutainment first approach to meditation with well-being as the overall larger vitamin while Calm honed in on the sleep pain point to create a GTM wedge

But let’s get back to contracts. Today, there are hundreds of billions of them being signed every year around the world (and vastly more being implicitly entered into)—though the number of “original” ones that aren’t just simple modifications is probably just in the millions (and is perhaps comparable to the number of original computer programs or... See more