The Virtue & Power of Ignorance
The Virtue & Power of Ignorance The most important thing you’ll read before 2026
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The Experience Economy (Pt 1)
How events, communities, and experiences are pulling people back into the real world.
Beyond the feed
Is there a better way to grow Nostr than focusing on content? Maybe. Here's something we're going to try.
The End of Google Maps Lists
You’ve made playlists. You’ve built Pinterest boards. You’ve saved Google Maps pins you’ll never find again. Now imagine all of that — but for real-world places, built for curators, powered by a social graph, and actually designed to be discovered, shared, and zapped (soon). Satlantis Collections are the “Spotify playlists for places” — the first tool that makes curating restaurants, cafes, gyms, saunas, or travel itineraries not only useful, but beautiful, social, and powerful. Whether you’re a tastemaker, a traveler, or just someone who wants to save and share great places with context, Collections finally gives your curation the home it deserves. And it’s just getting started.
It’s 2am in Prague and We’re Still Shipping
Release Notes #3: shipping daily.
The Skeleton has a Pulse!
New Satlantis update + Release Notes #2
Satlantis Arrives
Release Notes: Ed #1
Nostr Unpopular Opinions
Slaying some Sacred Cows
Social Networks in 2030
The past, present and future of social networking
The Bushido of Bitcoin
The Bushido of Bitcoin - Release Announcement & Overview
Reviewing Reviews
There are 1bn reviews on TripAdvisor for venues, merchants and vendors around the world. TrustPilot has almost 200m reviews of online websites, products and services. Uber and AirBnB are literally booking platforms that run on reviews. Amazon has a few billion(?) product reviews and Google has well into the billions. All this, Despite the fact that most reviews are fake, irrelevant and easily gamed. I believe the Nostr social graph can fix this. In this essay. I explore how.
