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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdKCwCtpx10 Da duh duh Da duh duh Da duh duh
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Stacked lineup, looking forward to it!
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Well written and packs a nice punch. Fully agree.
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Got through the tax day wave of emotions; Finding out how much I owed, a rise in libertarian government hate, then AI answers on how certain taxes work, to paying everything and calming down. Its all managing expectations.
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Yeah I do full panel work about every six months at this point with focus on testosterone. Doctor recommended many of the supplements he mentioned, some others, but mine went up 3x. Worth measuring along with other levels imo. Made many things better.
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It feels like I’m entering a loading screen where some boss is about to show up
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This (extremely off-putting) answer reveals a key thing that's beautiful about markets: They let people express the strength of their preferences without needing to always justify their values in front of a committee. https://twitter.com/DylanMAllman/status/1776649146675712146
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Friedberg hits the nail on the head here: "When you add this all up, there's over 120 million people in the US that are directly working for or getting paid by the federal government in the US. That is such a significant percentage of our economy. I don't wanna use the term socialism"
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Anybody read The Man from the Future: The Visionary Ideas of John von Neumann? Just bought it on a whim.
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Elon's biography has the best narration and was endlessly fascinating.
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Very interesting analysis on trends in public education. Makes perfect sense as the system adjusts to the actual incentives: https://www.economist.com/united-states/2024/03/10/new-numbers-show-falling-standards-in-american-high-schools
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The more we dive into history, the more we realize our "unprecedented times" have plenty of precedents
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Written in 2010, it ends with an attempt at a solution, but one which was just materializing at the time in blockchain technologies. That's where Chris's book provides the solution to the seemingly intractable problems of the past 100+ years of technological capture and centralization.
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Tim's book is a deep dive in technological history within the US, which perfectly portrays how new technologies tend to start decentralized and naturally gravitate towards centralization. This occurs almost always by way of regulatory capture and at the expense of innovation and technological progress.
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Why Decentralization? The answer comes in two books, The Master Switch by Tim Wu (2010) that dovetails perfectly into Read Write Own by Chris Dixon @cdixon.eth. I think anyone interested in the "why" of blockchain and decentralization, these two books as a whole provide the much needed color.
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https://open.substack.com/pub/paperst/p/the-next-season-is-here?r=jzlvk&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
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Excellent piece man, totally agree and glad this sentiment is out there
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Headed West
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“Death of the middle'' is a useful framework for predicting how new technologies will affect markets. The classic example is retail, once dominated by department stores like Sears and Kmart, until the internet drove consumers to two extremes: high-status premium brands and hyperscale internet retailers.
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