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The best guide I've seen for planning sales efforts for B2B companies is the Sales Learning Curve by Mark Leslie: https://petawawablog.typepad.com/files/hbr-sales-learning-curve-2.pdf
The Great Filter theory, specifically what is called the Upper Income Trap -- once a civilization reaches a certain standard of living, approximately that of present day upper-middle-class Westerners, it stops reproducing and then dies out.
I suspect the opposite trend will dominate. Number of nation-states will rise, not fall.
I suspect that the winning approach will use blockchain and crypto incentives to validate and certify legitimate content, as opposed to sniff out fake content. But I'm totally open minded to other approaches.
Something I learned from a friend: "Always read the most important thing next."
I disagree with the premise of your question! My experience is that the closer you get to politics -- and away from the market -- the shorter term the mindset becomes.
I disagree with the premise of your question! My experience is that the closer you get to politics -- and away from the market -- the shorter term the mindset becomes.
Weak motivation is extrinsic, strong motivation is intrinsic.
This is the only serious disagreement @dwr.eth and I have ever had.
E/acc is a bottom-up movement, so there is no e/acc prioritization per se!
Yes! There is an art to starting companies, grounded in the science. Storytelling really matters. Some things, and people, catch the imagination more. And timing is really important, hard to get right, but can be magical.
Decentralized AI training/inference, decentralized data aggregation for training AI, and a decentralized registry of "real" (meaning "not deepfake") content such as political speeches and the like.
Most exciting Internet platform since the original Facebook platform?
I'm not sure about this, but I kind of wonder if instead of AGI, we'll have many different kinds of AI that are weirder and more interesting than just "general intelligence".