RT The Block Podcasts (@TheBlockPods)Jason DeSimone: “Culture is the growth engine” 🧠@TheArena CEO @jasonmdesimone told Layer One told that instant earning, zero upfront cost, and an organic welcome culture drive retention, not paid incentives or hard paywalls 🤝 https://t.co/qrDrqEtpva ...

RT The Block Podcasts (@TheBlockPods)Jason DeSimone: “Culture is the growth engine” 🧠@TheArena CEO @jasonmdesimone told Layer One told that instant earning, zero upfront cost, and an organic welcome culture drive retention, not paid incentives or hard paywalls 🤝 https://t.co/qrDrqEtpva ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Reality is quite the opposite of what you state: the highest Darwinian fitness of almost any culture is the Amish, who not coincidentally are also the most homogenous: they segregate themselves, in ways most of the rest of us considered rather extreme, from mass media and other subcultures. ...

RT The Block Podcasts (@TheBlockPods)Jason DeSimone: How Arena outlasted rivals and built a real Social Crypto App@imyoungsparks and @stvngts sit down with @TheArena CEO @jasonmdesimone, who breaks down how he took over a SocialFi app and rebuilt it into a creator-first crypto social network in Episode 3 of Layer One.The group discussed:- Arena’s revival and two-year growth- Creator monetization via ticket rails- Why culture, community, and retention matter more- The future of SocialFi, M&A, and AI-driven c ...

The blue economy, it is not just about ports and policies. The blue economy is about families. It's about generations of families that have worked time and time again to build this beautiful economy.A vital piece that we here on the coast feel a closeness to is seafood. Seafood is intertwined with so many aspects of our daily lives. Think about your community celebrations.Everybody's probably been to seafood festivals, crab festivals, oyster festivals, or your family celebrations. You go to seafood boils. T ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Reality is quite the opposite of what you state: the highest Darwinian fitness of almost any culture is the Amish, who not coincidentally are also the most homogenous: they segregate themselves, in ways most of the rest of us considered rather extreme, from mass media and other subcultures. ...

The origins of a wandering temple in California are crass and commercial. But with every journey its meaning has shifted. We explain how it became holy https://t.co/KqXn9BOW0x ...

Goldman Sachs has been around for 155 years and there's been a lot said about Goldman Sachs's culture and Goldman Sachs's culture is unique. But I would also say it's constantly changing >> and you better be working at defining what you want it to be and constantly reshaping it and amplifying what you think really matters. The general ethos of the firm is if you build trust with clients, if you take a long-term view, if you do the right thing, good things will happen. And I I've watched that in my career an ...

RT boopable (winter arc in progress) (@boopable)I didn’t plan on writing this, But Breakpoint was too good not to write about...Breakpoint is described as a conference, but after attending my first one it's so much more than that.It’s one of the few times the Solana ecosystem actually gathers in one place, and you get to see what this community really looks like when it’s all together.What stood out most wasn’t the talks themselves, but everything that happened around them.The conversations in the hallways, ...

I think the president has made conservatism and made Republicans cool again. I think that the culture has really shifted because of this president, his engagement at sporting events with young people across the country. You talk about the Kennedy Center.You have the world's best musicians now embracing the president and his policies. You see celebrities in Hollywood who were quite silent in his first term now coming out in support of much of what the president is doing. the business world, the tech world, t ...