I meditate on my mortality every day when I wake up. I imagine that this is the last day I get to live on this Earth, because one day it will be, and that day could be today. It helps bring clarity about what matters. I'm grateful to be alive. Life is beautiful. I love you all.

Steve Jobs emails himself September 2, 2010

I meditated 15 hours a day for 6 months straight with one of the toughest Buddhist monks on the planet. Here's what I learned:

Tengo muy poca paciencia con el unsolicited advice

Massimo This is arguably the most mind-blowing thing about “reality”

Ilya Sutskever People building AGI unable to predict consequences of their actions 3 days in advance.

Conectamos personas para expandir la humanidad.

Probably why the Metaverse failed so bad is that Zuckerberg is not someone who wants to live in the metaverse, he wants to live on a ranch under the stars. He thought it was the future, but not for him, and you can't really build crazy advanced new consumer products that way.

Virginia Hace unos años escribí esto y lo recordé

"Chernobyl caused many more deaths by reducing nuclear power plant construction and increasing air pollution than by its direct effects which were small albeit not negligible."

Somos Internet is a Y Combinator startup that lays 2 km of fiber every day in Colombia. They already have 27,000 subscribers — because people want what they offer: 100 Gbps internet connections for just $80/m. How is that possible? Somos is building a new kind of network from

Lightfinders será el foro soñado para hablar de Tecno-Optimismo y su importancia para el desarrollo de Colombia y Latinoamérica. Va a ser el próximo 27 de agosto en Medellín y todavía nos quedan algunos cupos para que corran a registrarse aquí: lu.ma/73l8p1gh En el foro

Frisby España = Daniel Quintero

Forrest Heath tiene libros regados por toda la oficina (terminados y sin terminar) pero hay 3 de los que habla con mucha pasión y mucha frecuencia y se los ha recomendado a Juan José Londoño y a todo el C-Level de Somos. Aquí se los dejamos: Where’s My Flying Car - Abundancia

JAJAJA revivió el marketing de las empresas de telecomunicaciones