Why human memory is so bad? What can you do about it? Why should you publish your notes as a student?
Read in 71st issue of the Deliberate Internet.
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What is Web3?
I have spent the last six months researching and playing with “Web3”. You may have heard of Web3, NFTs, DeFi (Decentralized Finance), and of course, Crypto. Here is the snapshot of my current understanding, with a glossary.
Consensus-Seekers and Problem-Solvers
Some problems are handled by talking your way out of them, and some are solved by interacting with the physical world.
My entry in the “Shape Rotator vs Wordcel” debate.
Fast decision making is the only productivity hack you need
All you need to unlock 50x output for yourself or others is to make decisions much, much faster
Get ahead by not shooting yourself in the foot
There is plenty of traps and hidden dangers in life. But sometimes, people are so hell-bent on making an obvious blunder and shooting themselves in the foot that it’s tough to explain rationally because it is not.
Why do remote companies do meetups?
People need relationships and trust to work effectively. This face-to-face time pays dividends for the entire year. Plus, it’s a ton of fun.
Monotheistic thinking trap
Monotheism makes it really hard to consider the arguments of the other side because it doles out the addictive sweet nectar of moral superiority. Embrace Polytheism.
Welcome to 2022 plus the best reads of the year
My first newsletter of the year with the roundup of the best things I’ve read in 2021.
Trying out Twitter
In October, I’m planning to focus my writing a bit more on Twitter. I will put all my writing energy into crafting the most amazing threads and Tweets you have ever seen. As much as I love exchanging emails with my subscribers, Twitter is just much faster. This allows me to get feedback on ideasContinue reading “Trying out Twitter”
Sherlock Holmes and the case of the Supply Chain.
The 62th issue of the Deliberate Internet you can get read about the curious case of the supply chain problems, Sherlock Holmes and degrowth.