Disruptive tech/ideas have some pretty repeatable features. One being an early rise in appeal that looks like THE curve… that then dips, severely, losing most of its support. These are all part of the natural growth to an optimal state. Hard to swallow if you aren’t ready.

E.T. Phone Home Stretch

MoT

1084 homes, half a billion in damage. Please help if you have the bandwidth, here: flywheelproject.com/rise Black Lab Sports Flywheel Project Read more on the fire outcome, here: denverpost.com/2022/01/06/mar…

The future is visible… and now, even more now than ever, so is the past. Many forget that the further we can see distance-wise, the longer ago that we are sampling (due to the travel time of light). Here’s to both our future and our past. Cheers.

I’m spending the year researching cognitive biases to help my son’s (+myself) get a better grasp on how they impact our growth (+the growth of those around us). 52 weeks. 52 biases. Decided wk2 to use my whiteboard for visuals. Perhaps they will help you, as well:

Homo Astra

Buckle-up, buttercup. scitechdaily.com/major-breakthr…

More XR work should consider allowing for adjustable gravity both in the input + the game physics. This forces new considerations for design, but does so in a way that future-proofs the expansion into space environments. Cosmic residency will desire immersion (e.g., metaverse)

Bee bricks… parsimony engaged.

The way you view the architecture of your existence (e.g., religion, culture, meaning of life) effects every experience within it. Sometimes we forget that… especially when we are in reactive states… forget that our values become our lens for everything. Pink sees pink.

Interconnection. nature.com/articles/s4159…

While the perception of our reality suggests that life is a single player game, the experiences of our reality beg to differ.

Pretty wicked.

Really looking forward to this moment and grateful for the invitation.

Do it for the kids: youtu.be/qEJ4hkpQW8E?si… Scott Galloway