Andy Weir, author of The Martian, wrote another book set in space (or more accurately, the moon). It’s not as great as the Martian, but still a neat story with a bunch of science woven in. (View on Amazon)
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There’s been plenty of research that demonstrates brainstorming this way is less effective than individual idea generations. But we keep doing it anyway! | learn more
In a new tactic, Amazon is discounting some products below prices that marketplace sellers set. They’re funding the difference themselves. Why? One reason – brick & mortar competitors won’t price match marketplace sellers. This means you can’t buy these products […]
firmNick Tomaino, founder of crypto VC 1confirmation, thinks we’re witnessing the slow death of the firm. He makes the case for why it’ll be edged out by decentralized organizations. | learn more
Investor Ray Dalio likes to talk about principles. He’s been writing his down for decades, and using them to build one of the most successful hedge funds of all time. The first part of this book is basically an autobiography. […]
If you haven’t heard of him, know that he’s one of the OG’s of the internet. He coined the term ‘open source’ software and popularized ‘web 2.0’. Now he’s questioning some of the fundamental (if arbitrary) conditions of our economy. […]
Peter Diamondis is an optimist. He believes we’re entering a new age of abundance. This beautiful PDF report highlights the evidence behind his belief. | learn more
File this away under the “I’ll believe it when I see it” category, but let’s agree to keep watching! Battery technology is already critical to our life on this planet, and more advances will help improve its quality with better […]
This really flies in the face of Silicon Valley’s narrative. | learn more