what am I?

How do I know I'm not just a brain in the bath?

I imagine that I could live a whole life in my dreams. Hundreds of lives. I was everything, pushing the boundaries as far as possible Now I have become satiated and have begun to limit my possibilities, increasing the difficulty. My current life is one iteration of such a dream

Thread. I've always compared crypto to the early internet late 90s. Yes Bitcoin and crypto have a value proposition, but that value is not obvious to the majority of the people. And it's difficult and risky to use. And most people in the space are insufferable (hi btc maxis!)

@agazdecki every action has a consequence. There are irreversible consequences. Most are irreversible. Every experience changes the structure of the brain. Not necessarily for the better. Getting a trait depressed or prone to paranoia from a negative experience is easy

I'm happy to inform you it's perfectly okay to just build a startup to learn. If it fails, you learn. If it succeeds, even better.

@awilkinson @robbfraser And really, I rarely think about the fact that the transaction costs of exiting can be much higher than entering

Loved this quote I overheard at a recent lunch: "An entrepreneur is someone you need to talk OUT OF things instead of INTO things." –Rob Fraser @robbfraser

@beaniemaxi I wonder when @figmadesign will roll out something like this

Adobe is adding web3 to Photoshop to verify NFT creation authenticity. This is maybe the most bullish news of the year that nobody is talking about.

A reminder: you don’t need a negative reason to end a job, relationship or friendship. Realizing you’ve outgrown something is reason enough.

The key to becoming a millionaire before you turn 40: 1. Budget with cash and envelopes 2. Don't buy Starbucks every day 3. Pack your lunch instead of going out to eat 4. Create a profitable SaaS app and sell it for over $1,000,000

@awilkinson we are just a blank sheet? the sum of what we interact with?

I read a book that blew my mind a little and I can’t stop telling people about it. It explains why so many people dedicate their lives to achieving things that make them miserable. This might sound crazy, but an unseen force is pushing you towards empty and unfulfilling goals…