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one of my biggest takeaways from the naval with balaji talk this weekend a small team of like minded people, brought together to focus on digital product innovation - has the power to and will transform any business, district, city, country, the world and space will finally solve all of the problems that, to most, seem unsolvable and on the “live with it” side and not just solve them but come up with something as timeless as the human nature goes, with adjustments only needed to be made as we advance technologically, biologically and intellectually
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This is one of the aspects of the world today that I fail to understand. What are the problems that cause the team to be so small? Is it possible to involve the communities at large, as part of the “team”? How to enable society to work supportively and collaboratively?
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to involve the communities at large all you have to do is present your vision and ask them to join you if that’s something they’re aligned with and want to accomplish - it’ll happen US literally got to the moon at one point by aligning the vision and joining in together - people of any race, gender etc.
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second part is that who says you have to enable society to work supportively etc? that’s why we’re on farcaster and onchain, you don’t have to enable anything - it’s already enabled, open, there for you to act on the issue or a part of it is that most people haven’t realized it yet and don’t study on their own but rely on universities etc but regardless of those issues, understanding will grow, successful examples spread and people want to look at that new “shiny thing” that will replace their 9-5 jobs and give a new meaning into their lives
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problems are obvious, take a look at any big team/corporation/government - it’s impossible to keep it efficient or at least no one was successful yet in making it so, which can be a law of nature small teams are who been changing the world, starting out and trying something innovative including the device you used to write that message at apple, they have small startup like teams as a part of the culture to keep innovating
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