In the latest blog post, @daojoan.eth challenges us to rethink our short-term mindset and embrace long-term thinking. Exploring contrasting bets between quick cash and distant rewards, underscores the importance of decisions that span centuries, showing that transformative change comes from contemplating the future.

We’re living in a world that’s increasingly optimized for quarterly reports and daily news cycles. But the really big wins — the ones that reshape civilization — almost always come from thinking in decades or centuries.

https://www.joanwestenberg.com/the-art-of-long-term-thinking-in-a-short-sighted-world/

Meanwhile: projects I want to work on during my life:

I write about tech + humans + philosophy. Farcaster OG. FID 3305 founder of /theindex 

https://linktr.ee/joanwestenberg

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building /faust, more here: /july, web: july.rocks

There ain’t no Sanity Clause for people like this

Society moves at such a fast pace and in such unpredictable directions that the likelihood of a decision made today being correct for a world 100 years from now is effectively zero.

Decisions should focus on the short-medium term, while vision should be long-term and periodically adjusted based on external context.

What most projects lack is vision.