This should be a cooperative with accruing membership fees that invests in insurance, seed capital, and mortgages for people who want to build stuff

I just realized I forgot about UBI

May be a good time to get into wildly acquisitive cooperatives…

Meanwhile, the Chief Investment Officer of CalPERS makes like a decent CRO but with accountability measured on a 5 year cycle.

here's a fun trip for your mind palace, the concept of pressing a button to actuate a machine does not come into existence until the 1880s. if you're wondering how the hell anything worked before that, oh boy that's a lot of BAD UI/UX happening

Actually, an institutional limited partner dedicated to women and their rights, owned and operated by and for women would be a game changer in a whole bunch of different ways

This is Mondragon but with a credit union backbone

I’d amend this to - founders who didn’t just ride the last wave up. Founders who led the way down learned discipline. Similar vein: PE portco professional management already has that discipline.

"Frontend for GPT" is the new GroupOn gold rush

Another protocol shift and we have yet to get the royalties cooperatives right. More walled gardens ahead.

Should have been a cooperative

Pricing for this kind of stuff is too opaque. Classifi3d is Uber for classified information and solves this.

Future historians will not herald our civilization

Going to be cheaper to go to a war zone and capture the model than higher a stack of lighting and map designers at $200k each

Sign of the times: your pet cam is launching a dead man's switch as a service

This, 100%. Thesis: Boring businesses appeal to boring people late in career without ambition outside of annuities.

Economist.

tacky self-promotion in a time of crisis, fwiw.

There is definitely a sense that we are seeing a systematic devaluation of institutional knowledge in favor of some form of misguided intuition. No one disagrees that there was waste and inefficiency before, but there's just been broad confusion and unnecessary firings, which is