In 1983, a BBC interviewer asked Richard Feynman why two magnets push each other apart — and he refused to answer it.
What he did instead is the best seven minutes on thinking ever filmed.
Bookmark & watch today, no matter what.
I brought a Normie to ApeFest this this year. Maybe you met him. Wedge (@SandW3dge).
He had a very baseline understanding of Web3, but was fascinated by the culture and a close friend of mine IRL. All of my friends and the strangers in the club treated him as though he was one of the family, and he never felt out of place. THANK YOU.
He said it was one of the most transformative, incredible experiences of his life. And that it’s almost impossible to explain to those not there.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see him join the club and an immerse himself more on X soon. It was awesome to be able to share this experience because sometimes it’s hard to explain until you’re IN IT.
Highly recommend bringing a normie if you ever get a chance.
the biggest crime that “In Time” (with Justin Timberlake) committed, was not taking the coolest premise of all time and wrapping it in weak exposure, inconsistent world building, and terrible dialogue. it was allowing Cillian Murphy to be party to it. how dare you tarnish him
@Bencera I resonate with the preference for going it solo BUT in a place where you're surrounded by focused people. It's very tough to find someone that actually complements your drive enough to share the work, but people are generally willing to help others on the same path.
@Bencera I think I built out at least 7 ideas with Polsia in the first month before settling on the one that is now my sole focus. It is insane what I've built at this point. I am impressed with the tech, but also just proud of myself. Rare that something gives you that