This doesn’t look nearly as bad as it could have been. And of course, it still needs to overcome a long process to become law. But of course, it would be nice if maybe the state figured out how to […]
I expect we’ll all be forgiven for failing to realize that performance-enhancing drugs in card games was even a thing. | learn more
“Five grand for mystery sushi. Seven for plastic cups. And more fuel than the plane could possibly hold.” I think this falls into the category of good problems to have. | learn more
“Glyphosate, the active ingredient in controversial weedkiller Roundup, has been found in 19 out of 20 beers.” I don’t know exactly how big of a deal this is, but there’s some folks who claim it causes cancer. I do find […]
Not Whole Foods, and not Amazon Go, but another brand altogether. This supports the Stratechery analysis from July 2017 quite well. | learn more
“To help patch up large wounds that might normally require a skin graft, researchers at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM) have developed a new bioprinter that can print dual layers of a patient’s own skin directly into a […]
“For some people, self-promotion is analogous to a chore: we understand why it’s necessary, but we feel a little squeamish about it. Building a “personal brand” can seem contrived and inauthentic—even a little dishonest.” |learn more
“How Amazon and Procter & Gamble collaborated to create better packaging.” |learn more
A great CB Insights report highlighting Brain-Machine Interfaces, Implantables, and Neuroprosthetics. | learn more
The author of this article talked about the illiquidity of tokens staked as collateral, and how to create liquidity out of those. The whole time I was thinking “this guy is insane” and is suggesting a house of cards approach […]