@mccrory But if you aren’t, the friction to do a Twitter Space is zero compared to doing a podcast. And that is my whole point.

I understand the friction in using Clubhouse 1 year ago (I used it once and never again), but Twitter is right there, already in the pocket of millions of people. Is it that we are slow in pursuing new opportunities or do we think podcasts are a better way?

Fascinating that almost nobody in the IT industry is taking the opportunity to set up Twitter Spaces for hot topics like #AI or #Automation or #Cybersecurity. All I see is an endless flow of NFT spaces where there are a lot of opinions from people that hope to get rich quickly.

And now, for the first exceptional news of 2022:

In a First, Man Receives a Heart From a Genetically Altered Pig https://t.co/yE1bJUvq95 https://t.co/FwpexnESY2

2022 is going to be a year of big changes.

The first coins, invented by private citizens, appeared in the kingdom of Lydia, in western Anatolia (now Turkey), sometime around 600 BC
https://t.co/pxL3YtxWbE

@jeffsussna @sallamar Chapter 9: the first coins were invented by private citizens (in what’s today Turkey) around 600 BC. The government would take over and establish a royal mint within one generation. https://t.co/TJuBL50cfg

@asymco That would be great. Can’t thank you enough!

.@asymco in 2016 you gave a great presentation in London (I was in attendance) and showed a chart partially captured here at 14:31: https://t.co/uxEg6okhY5

Is there any chance you still have that chart and you can share it?

@jeffsussna @sallamar Chapter 8: credit system (virtual money) and coinage (physical money) alternated multiple times throughout history, sometimes 1,000 years apart. Silver- and gold-based money was popular during war times. https://t.co/0HX3tOKrqk