Thanks for this insight into the makers vs the doomers. Directionally, I’m much more a fan of the makers, but not so much the accelerator part. Moving fast breaks things by creating unintended consequences. That’s what doomers have wrought. They believe it’s all going to end anyway so what the hell. It’s a self-fulfilling vicious cycle. …
Thanks for this insight into the makers vs the doomers. Directionally, I’m much more a fan of the makers, but not so much the accelerator part. Moving fast breaks things by creating unintended consequences. That’s what doomers have wrought. They believe it’s all going to end anyway so what the hell. It’s a self-fulfilling vicious cycle. I hope makers will take time to think things through and anticipate. Thats how to create value worth paying for. The return on the investment of time to anticipate is a virtuous cycle that’s inherently resilient.
Thanks for this insight into the makers vs the doomers. Directionally, I’m much more a fan of the makers, but not so much the accelerator part. Moving fast breaks things by creating unintended consequences. That’s what doomers have wrought. They believe it’s all going to end anyway so what the hell. It’s a self-fulfilling vicious cycle. I hope makers will take time to think things through and anticipate. Thats how to create value worth paying for. The return on the investment of time to anticipate is a virtuous cycle that’s inherently resilient.