Biggest lie that killed the original American Dream was to seek a balanced life. The new Network Dream is to seek a ritualistic stressful life.

Never been a better time to a builder. Start f*ing building. If you are here, start building now! Whatever it is, it doesn’t matter. Build it. They may not come but you will, and it’ll be glorious!

I guess I’ll have no option but to start learning to code by hand with the coming compute shortage.

I guess in the end, ownership of our assets wasn’t what we wanted from blockchains. In the end, it was only about being able to stake equity for a future me to own. Outside of that, blockchains are underlings to what quantum-compute could do for the world. This is the first time I mildly feel acceptance of the go... Show more

Wife: “I don’t want to hear your face rn” Me: “damn my face does a lot of talking, I’m sorry” Truer words were never spoken, by her.

Something I didn’t anticipate is how quickly the dark money pool would pull access to these public prediction markets. Blockchain is entering institutional adoption where pockets run deepest.

The best business or career decision of my life has been following the breadcrumbs of; “90% of the worlds data was created in the last 2YRS” from 2017. Everything bigger has been downstream of chasing what that even meant. Today it makes me realize how dark things get before you could ever see the light. It’s an ... Show more

First time in a minute i became a dau and now i realize how out of the meta i am.

ai is literally a question of how long can you sustain your curiosity to ask more questions. It’s silly stupid easy.

Can you imagine if all of societal problems could be explained because of food?

I think I’m about to become very stubborn.

been listening to ai generated music lately and developing a new thesis on how ai is gonna enable creatives and spin off a whole new cultural dimension of consumers and how the relationship between the creators and the consumers will work. even more reason i think @infanity and suno are some of the more interesting p... Show more