.@benedictevans:

“We’re imagining the metaverse while arguing about how TCP-IP should work and whether this new ‘WWW’ thing is just a crippled Hypertext, but when can we tell our friends to ‘install Netscape’, and without giving them an op-sec lecture?”

https://t.co/byCTGn26HD

Jan 2, 2022 – ordinary notification on LinkedIn.

Not sure how to feel about this. https://t.co/EBgRHFM9RE

(shout-out to @readwiseio – one of the best services I used in 2021 and surely over the last 30 years)

The way we value companies today is clearly inadequate to represent what matters in a business world powered by software, AI, brand influence over content creators and open source contributors. Going forward, if VR & crypto companies take hold, that way will turn into misleading. https://t.co/LM1apoo7Wk

@mattliebowitz I wouldn’t recommend ALL of them, but some definitely are must-read.

HNW!

As always, I’d like to have the time to read more. Nonetheless, I’ve been lucky: some of these books were exceptional and expanded my reasoning, not just my knowledge. https://t.co/MSmIwzz5kO

@jeffsussna @sallamar Chapter 4: within a community, anything could function as money. https://t.co/Ml2gKwOs3a

@mccrory @sallamar It’s a claim that could be made about many countries, not just the US. Regardless, it’s a theory that doesn’t work because at the time money starts to appear, the notion of “society” is still very nebulous. It’s only after the French Revolution that we get well defined borders.

@mccrory @sallamar As the book progresses, it dismantles the theories that the author has previously articulated (and I have quoted here accordingly).

Culture?

https://t.co/Zt3GUL1tqf