Here is the research study that found It’s harder for Black people to crowdfund to pay for medical bills than their white counterparts.
Racism determines who gets empathy and financial support for illness and who doesn’t. #LuigiMangione
Link: https://t.co/KlWXujH06O
@19keys_ Scott Moss to share knowledge about product development, the YC process. F.AB. to shine light on the town, Hammer to talk about investments and reinvention!
@aliszu@DannPetty This is the skill that really pays the bills! Master storytelling and you can write your own ticket. It’s been my biggest struggle for sure.
@Das_Filter@BrettFromDJ they should've anticipated this. Hopefully, the new demo will show up.
I can see it working out for them potentially
some of these new models are dope.
@asiedu_dev Very true.
Your best friends in the early UX process are simple pen and paper or a whiteboard and marker.
Helps a lot. It's as important as the skeleton in the body.
@Crixtover creating content has always been culture.
im getting over my ick about creating content atm.
you gotta find authentic ways to share and connect with folks to make it on the internet.
Today I learned schools were created to enslave the brightest minds by promising the prestige of specialization so they remained narrow minded and didn’t overthrow the rulers by learning in a big-picture general sense.
The Great Pirates – who had high proficiency in many things like navigation, storms, biology, geography, the men, the ship, economics, history, and science – surrounded themselves with loyal yet dumb illiterates because they realized bright people were the only ones who could overtake them.
The pirates, when docked, would have the rulers notify them when a bright mind would spring up. They had the rulers assign them specialized study material to become something prestigious like the “Royal Historian” or “Royal Treasurer,” and just like that, their potential for greatness was extinguished.
Explains why specialization is still highly encouraged and why “high paying jobs” are the first thing on teenagers minds when thinking about what to do with their future.