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capcut obsession continues. this time we took @lomiamigo's ninja creami for a spin. lots of happy dogs

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thing #5 at @clanker

Most arguments could be solved with a nap and a snack.

been busy building clank.fun V2. this version is the synthesis of all the feedback I've received from hundreds of users. feels much more mature and ready to scale.

soft launched it and people already love it - even though we haven't even publicly announced it yet. currently working on a banger launch clip with @senyil to attract more Solana traders to @base

Podcasts

Dialectic with Jackson Dahl

Chris Paik is an investor and co-founder of Pace Capital.

Chris is all about intentionality and discovery.

He combines rigorous frameworks about incentives, people, and markets with an insatiable appetite for the new. He is a true original thinker.

We discuss his intentionality, approach to explanations, how culture follows a pendulum, the efficient market hypothesis and other frameworks for evaluating businesses and markets—including his newest on top-down vs. bottom-up companies, how he finds new stuff, the pros and cons of the internet and capitalism, Pace Capital’s values, and the inner-workings of Chris’s unusual mind.

Episode 6 is out now on all platforms, more links below: 

https://pods.media/dialectic/6-chris-paik-intentionally-in-search-of-the-new?referrer=0x9b902482E62Db8FC486C3f1acAA568006021DbEC

Chris Paik on incentives, capital, systems, and power:

"The world has two sides: a for-profit world and a non-profit world. There are entities that are trying to drive profits, and there are entities that are not trying to drive profits (governments, religions).

For-profit companies are really good at pushing the world to the way that it will be. They are very bad at being paternalistic. They’ll give people exactly what they want.

The non-profit side is really good at pushing the world into how it should be. It’s really good at being paternalistic. We as individual actors depend on the systems to imbue society with paternalism."

The path to success isn’t clear. It’s full of uncertainty, but that’s where growth happens.

Life is unpredictable, and that’s what makes it beautiful.

True freedom comes from within. Once you free your mind, everything else falls into place.

Don’t be afraid to evolve. The person you are today is just a stepping stone to tomorrow’s version.

Greatness isn’t born, it’s forged in moments of persistence, hard work, and the courage to push through.

Sometimes the hardest thing is trusting yourself. But once you do, the world opens up in unexpected ways.

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