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https://twitter.com/Cobylefko/status/1594013018261692417Have squarish spaces between buildings for people to interact. Put trees in them where possible.
https://twitter.com/mattsclancy/status/1521691555064651776Mainstream is hyperconnected, over-dense network (groupthink, ossified) and is potentially disrupted only when overall network becomes a small world one (goldilocks area between connected and Balkanized) and stuff that appears in the creative niches can bubble up to mainstream.
https://twitter.com/chamath/status/1379564928684716034Like Netscape and unlike, say, Facebook, it doesn't own its own protocol. It's not a platform in the traditional sense.
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1309909732954533889...in the best way. He's using retro cultural influences, Flash Gordon era rockets and Stealth Fighter like, origami style, car design from 70s Lotus, to deliberately invert the current norm and show that you can be playful with products that are much more ambitious than Apple's.
https://twitter.com/johanjessen/status/1303061355511992320Is designed for a pre computer, industrial era of paperwork and structured data interpreted and pored over by gatekeepers ordinary people don't have access to. It is obsolete, inhuman impenetrable and intimidating for the most vulnerable or underrepresented in society.
https://twitter.com/chr1sa/status/1266903593585504256And it isn't being done by politicians on either side as it's politically toxic for most (health related deaths from being poor could be very hard to measure). Which is why we need to have a universal model based on amount of human suffering.
https://twitter.com/BradvanL/status/1262664817736908801For non US investors that tend to be culturally more risk averse, this early focus on revenue vs growth is comforting, so there is a bias towards B2B. But it is a bias towards the wrong type of B2B and there is an opportunity to invest in B2B startups that capture network...
https://twitter.com/AdamRackis/status/1262012104275607553So Flash was a crappy, proprietary web building tool that nevertheless allowed for much more interesting visual websites to be built (that didn't actually work structurally). Meanwhile, regular HTML sites were difficult to build anything visually slick, but...