Book Clubs

infinite game: what is obvious to you that is not obvious to others

If you put in the work to get the most insightful people you can find to read your favorite books and then have conversations together about it… 

….this is your reward!👇

building /bracket | talking /greatbooks | ex-BCG, ex-PHD | poli + phil + econ

Sometimes what was obvious to you was right, sometimes wrong. 

In both cases, acknowledging it is like uncovering a hidden treasure.

Design and software at Apple. Also into AI, philosophy of mind, ethics.

I like baking /goodbread and building apps on web3 protocols. DevRel @ ENS Labs. gregskril.com

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

Steward @ensdao, Working on @wannabet and jellybeans.wtf

cc @sam @zachterrell @greg  @limes.eth @july @uncledavo — continuing my recruitment post gjelina sessions

generalist solopreneur 🏝️ growth @kingpost /kingpost 🌞 /gokhan /philosophy /openfinance

| NL: concepts.network

I think they are happening in the open a lot, informally, on farcaster. 

But I also think that organized, formal, in real time moments are insanely powerful. Which is why I run (and advocate) /book-clubs

do we have a chat, or the flow is in the open?