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Be Specific // watching the future of the internet get built at @culture3xyz // eclectic, thoughtful, and very excited about the future // @leonasskau

Joined August 2016
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So much change in the world. exciting
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Best tweet of my life.
gm, @trussliz 🌻 fyi, we're hiring x 👇
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it's over for me
One of the saddest societal norms is losing curiosity at age 22. We are encouraged to in explore through the end of college, but then fiercely pivot towards exploitation—“go get a career!” People intellectually complexity until 22, but then we simplify. It’s a tragedy.
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Always nice when your prose gets plugged for a @Paramount press release 🌟 "Culture3, a platform exhibiting the... • creative vitality of web3 Artistry • innovative use cases from web3 Builders • meaningful Communities augmented by & built on web3" totallicensing.com/paramount…
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Outside perspectives are severely underrated.
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turns out a lot of people had a lot of good ideas
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In the 2030s the phrase 'use your NFT' will sound as old-fashioned as 'listen on the wireless' does today.
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pedestrianise cities!
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absolutely crazy that economists used to talk about the BRICS as the major emerging markets, and completely missed how significant Nigeria is And looks so odd today to argue Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa have similar levels of economic development and potential
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The world can be much better
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This was a super fun conversation - Truff is a fantastic visualiser of the space. Hopefully that comes through in the podcast and the article! culture3.com/posts/lord-truf…
🎙️ @LordTruffington began as an NFT trader in 2020, but he's fast become one of the most influential collectors in web3. Truff spoke with @leonasskau to discuss how he was early to @BoredApeYC, how to win with community in NFTs, & how he's building his brand as a collector 🧵👇
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"The novel is dead, long live the novel." I finally published my post about how we're witnessing the start of a storytelling revolution. Community owned and led stories are a completely new cultural category. It's accelerated by web3, but is happening everywhere. 👇🧵
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👉 Novelists are having a confidence crisis People aren't reading so much anymore. Instead, they're online: watching, listening, playing, or posting 📖💻 The US Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the av. American reads 20% less than they did in 2003 nitter.gq/JoyceCarolOates/status…
strange to have come of age reading great novels of ambition, substance, & imagination (Dostoyevsky, Woolf, Joyce, Faulkner) & now find yourself praised & acclaimed for wan little husks of "auto fiction" with space between paragraphs to make the book seem longer...
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Thank you!! Hugely enjoyed speaking to Francien and Laurence - two people creating entirely unique art in the space
🧵I'm HIGHLY impressed by the level of quality coming out of @cultureofweb3. The contributors are writing thoughtful articles and highlighting a diverse collection of voices. Culture3 will surely be a pillar of the web3 space in the coming months👀 🔗to favorite articles ⬇️ 1/4
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Was a pleasure to talk to you to @francien_krieg! It feels so long ago!
It was such an amazing talk I had with @leonasskau from @cultureofweb3 ! Listen to the podcast I did were I had such an interesting conversation with Leo who was such a delight to talk to! open.spotify.com/episode/3Hl… #cultureofweb3 #artmatters #misanharriman #nftcommunity
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Really love this quote from @rex_woodbury, "web3 is a backend revolution ... most people will never know it exists" It's Today's Influence over at culture3.xyz Captures so much of web3's impact – and what we're trying to exhibit at @cultureofweb3
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For example, ticketing, real estate! Lewis Capaldi had a NFT-ticketed concert last year, just because it's better culture3.com/posts/nft-ticke… And blockchain coming for real estate too culture3.com/posts/nft-real-… Both of course courtesy of @eking0x, but I'm claiming credit for the puns
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Web3 does two things 1. Provide an underlying layer that comes with opportunities we can barely imagine 2. Fulfil a lot of new use cases today, like ticketing (that most people might not even notice!)
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There's lots more to come!! Super enjoyed speaking @LaurenceFuller - a deep dive thread is coming soon 📖
We are weaving the stories of our culture everyday, it is being written ~ Thank you so much @cultureofweb3 & @misanharriman & @leonasskau & @LeaRoseEmery for this absolutely incredible writeup!! Whole website is really exciting to browse 🥀🔥 culture3.com/posts/laurence-…
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expect me to begin tweeting a lot more as I jump from twitter account to twitter account
Lights. Camera. Publish. ✍️ culture3.xyz launches today, as we watch artists, builders, and communities build the future of the internet — our promise to you is simply this: to tell the stories of a diverse and eclectic collection of voices, from across the globe
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This is a very significant counter to my essay about niches. Ted's idea is of a 'short tail', based on the inevitability that 80% of revenues/etc is driven by only ~20% of demand. This is true, typically, and, as Ted argued, is driven by mimetic desire, the human urge to imitate
'The Long Tail' was supposed to boost alternative voices in music, movies, and books—but the exact opposite happened. What went wrong? (my latest article) tedgioia.substack.com/p/wher…
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Coined by René Girard, he said "man is the creature who does not know what to desire." And so we imitate others. Thus, niches (or long tails) that we may expect to become more common do not arise. We just immitate others: we see the same blockbusters, listen to pop(ular) songs..
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