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COVID19 has driven universities online but they can't compete with modern influencer-lead alternatives
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Applications for Scarcity Bias, IKEA Effect, Hick’s Law, Bandwagon Effect, and Mere Exposure Effect
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Why high-stakes decisions, creativity, and serendipity work better in person
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What Tit-for-tat strategies employed by monkeys and bats teaches us about kindness in the Silicon Valley
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How creators will become corporations and the launch of $THANKS
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🤑 Everyone got rich AF except you, 🏖 Miami became the new Silicon Valley, 🍔 MrBeast launched a burger chain
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☕️ Morning Brew and Paystack get that $$$, 🇺🇸 The election run-up debates got heated, 🤬 Bad board members were exposed, 📈 The next crypto bull run…
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🥰 Financial toys got VCs hot and bothered, 💀 SF died…, 🚨 TikTok got…, 🎶 We glimpsed the future of music, 🌴 We started a Hype House for startups AND…
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How Tech Twitter convinced itself Sahil Lavingia has been anonymously trolling VCs and what Barbara Streisand has to do with it.
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🎧 Chris Messina's thoughts on digital identity, design, and inventing the hashtag (PODCAST)Listen now (37 min) | Yo! ✌️ I’m Brett! I am a founder and former Cognitive Science researcher. Social Studies is a semi-weekly newsletter for people…
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How a theory in cognitive linguistics explains the future of unicorn meat and augmented reality. 
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Who will win Hottest Takes, Dankest Memes, and Most Likely to Get Blocked by Keith Rabois?
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