bwing1

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   by bwing1 2y ago

   A good deal of the argument seems to be that a) specific past moral panics, like pinball, turned out to be harmless b) worrying about smartphones shares some similarities with worrying about pinball c) therefore smartphones, like pinball ma
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   by bwing1 3y ago

   Yeah, that's bubble-specific, not class-specific. I think the most successful of the younger professionals I know are most likely to gamble on sports -- it's an excuse for an active group chat, it's something to talk with ran
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   by bwing1 3y ago

   His obsession with clarity/minimalism in communication + the (befuddling) expectation that VCs are constantly opining on things seems to mean that more and more of his tweets read tonally as though they're addressed to a seven-yea
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   by bwing1 3y ago

   I think it's a valuable news function to highlight that some of these coaches may be somewhere from misleading to fraudulent. That said, I think there's an paternalism to a lot of articles of this variety, where implicitly message