We have to ditch the cognitive bias that “products” are what we should contribute.
Information exchange can take place when people use their imagination to create with raw materials. Stock stores with raw materials. Focus public governance on health, not public-private collusion.
Think like open-source; take computer, make it useful to you.
We’re circling last generations emotional model for packaging given their logistics capabilities.
IoT can act as a model here; smaller uni-task gadgets or general compute gadgets, needing less code.
The sunk cost fallacy at scale is how our system works now. That simply props up the ingenuity of those who got there first.
Why the ever loving hell do we need teachers with high education bills and masters degrees? Were we not able to reach reading for the thousand years before?
This social monolith building needs to billionaires is merely following a social monolith to kings and priests.
We move around atomically but pay a tax on our effort upwards. The result? Decades of inequality growth, deflation of buying power.
It’s not technical change we need but emotional; we don’t owe these people deference.
Pre-packaged experience is no different than “here’s your Bible, Timmy.”
Information exchange can take place when people use their imagination to create with raw materials. Stock stores with raw materials. Focus public governance on health, not public-private collusion.
Think like open-source; take computer, make it useful to you.
We’re circling last generations emotional model for packaging given their logistics capabilities.
IoT can act as a model here; smaller uni-task gadgets or general compute gadgets, needing less code.
The sunk cost fallacy at scale is how our system works now. That simply props up the ingenuity of those who got there first.
Why the ever loving hell do we need teachers with high education bills and masters degrees? Were we not able to reach reading for the thousand years before?
This social monolith building needs to billionaires is merely following a social monolith to kings and priests.
We move around atomically but pay a tax on our effort upwards. The result? Decades of inequality growth, deflation of buying power.
It’s not technical change we need but emotional; we don’t owe these people deference.
Pre-packaged experience is no different than “here’s your Bible, Timmy.”