Naval Ravikant

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Entrepreneur and investor. Co-founder, chairman, and former CEO of AngelList. Notable early-stage investments in over 200 companies including Uber, FourSquare, Twitter, and Wish.com... Show More

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Tweet Nov 5, 2022

🧵 There’s a lot of discussion around Twitter verification right now, aka the “Blue Check”. I am going to dump some brief thoughts about the Blue Check. I think they are relevant and cover nuances frequently overlooked. /1 twitter.com/NolanOBrien/

by Nolan O'Brien

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Book 1977

Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah

by Richard Bach

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Tweet Nov 9, 2021

The reason I like the phrase “computers that can make commitments” is that it expresses the full generality of the blockchain app design space. cdixon.org/2020/01/26/computers-that-can-make-commitments (I realize it hasn’t caught on yet - I think

by Chris Dixon

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Podcast episode Jun 2, 2021

David Deutsch on Multiple Worlds and Our Place in Them

by Tyler Cowen and David Deutsch

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Blog

Farnam Street — A Signal in a World Full of Noise

by Farnam Street

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Podcast episode Sep 7, 2015

#102: "The Iceman," Wim Hof

by Tim Ferriss

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Transcript Jun 12, 2012

The Attraction for Drugs is Spiritual

by Osho

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Book 2002

Spiritual Enlightenment: The Damnedest Thing

by Jed McKenna

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Book 1965

The Compleat Strategyst: Being a Primer on the Theory of Games of Strategy

by J.D. Williams

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Book Apr 15, 1984

The Evolution of Cooperation

by Robert Axelrod

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Tweet Dec 12, 2017

1/ There's a concept known as financial compounding, but most people don't know about intellectual compounding. Buffett and Munger employed this to great effect and to accumulate mental models such that they can make large decisions quickly. Intuitio

by Sizhao Yang

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Book Dec 1, 2017

The Elephant in the Brain: Hidden Motives in Everyday Life

by Robin Hanson and Kevin Simler

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