Why is it ok that we imprison or exterminate people, for crimes they did not commit, out of ambition for public safety, but holding generations of power and influence accountable for pedophilia and human trafficking, is overstepping and entitled?
Just discovered @DoraTool's new text-to-website AI. With a simple prompt, you can generate a complete 3D animated site: dora.run/ai_launch/UDN1GI1ZK
Woah, the Eth2 Deposit Contract for proof-of-stake holds over 11% of circulating Eth and has 182 lines of code: etherscan.io/address/0x00000…
Just asked my kids if they wanted chicken tendies and got patted on the back and told "Dad, I'm really glad you try."
Pretty shocking given that Houston based Enron arbitraged $30 Billion from deregulated California 4 years prior to Texas deregulation chron.com/news/houston-texas…
"Zuckerberg on Facebook ad boycott: ‘All these advertisers will be back’ soon enough." marketwatch.com/story/zucker…
What if to be publicly traded, companies had to have the 2 month catastrophe fund that every household is supposed to have.
On the startup scene, lots of unsound fundamentals showing their colors: Boosted and Service are dead, cannabis and cryptos crashing hard, scooters gotta be next.
Went to McDonald's today because one of the kids needed a bathroom. Ordered food and asked for water. They don't serve water!? When did this happen and why is that ok?
GDPR's cookie acceptance policy doesn't set a great precedence for political governance of privacy. Now we have to click away annoying pop-ups on every site and no one even gets paid for the clicks.
If you aren't following the WeWork IPO, it's entertaining to say the least businessinsider.com/nyu-prof…
When most startups fail, why is it so taboo to talk about it? This is preschool nytimes.com/2019/09/10/style…
Louisville barely made the list for Steve Case's RiseOfTheRest entrepreneurship program. Let him know we care: riseofrest.com/vote/




