The first edition of Nature (started in 1869 by John Lockyer to disseminate scientific news to interested members of the general public) had a very pleasingly Geocities vibe.pic.twitter.com/DaXT3rJ2Vn
Too few people realize it, but that's what things look like on the way up. Once they seem established, often as not they're on the way down.
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More Wordsworth in science journals again.
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Childish = Creative = On the way up. Investment advice? What is the most childish thing at the moment?
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There's actually a Steve Jobs video about this. When people apparently told him that Apple is a big company and has to act like it, he rejected that idea. Apple because big because they thought like a small company.
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If they start acting like a big company, they wouldn't become bigger. It's one of the All Things Digital conferences. Probably
@waltmossberg remembers that.
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Too few people understand this statement even after multiple readings. I am one of them.
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He means that in the days when you’re producing real valuable work things are informal and fun. Serious procedure and lack of fun is often a sign of decline rather than efficiency.
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What about Lindy effect?
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