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Manu writing (about) how I feel.

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At the beginning of the year I had grand plans for this series. A daily long-form post about something that was rattling my brain that day. And then life. For a while, I was even just dropping markers - to revisit. I came to realise that part of the problem was the complexity of the structure for each post - so that went away. Simplicity really is rather nice. As I write on 240413, I am now going back and filling in the gaps. PLUS - unless something strikes me immediately, I will not classify until the end of the day and go back to move one of the posts of the day into the 366. Also - if you are wondering how I have update the words at the bottom of over 100 posts at a stroke, well - THANK YOU Andy Sylvester and his Glossary plugin.

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๐Ÿ’ฌ You might guess that the I hate the name of the book, but there’s more. Read the sentence. The whole thing is just wrong.

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๐Ÿ”— Predicting Apple Services.

Horace is one of my favorite analysts. Love to know how accurate this is.

๐Ÿ”— Money does not solve disasters like this.

The Burning Man Festival started in 1986 as a small event on a beach. It was originally an event for hippies, bohemians, and those who lived outside of mainstream culture. It’s an art event.
As with most things like this, it became cool, and so people with money started going. Now, less than 40 years later, it’s dominated by the Silicon Valley elite, celebrities, and grifters.

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Over on LinkedIN, a friend of mine shared a post by Phil Morle ๐Ÿ”— on whether institutions / corporates can be founders. I wrote a long reply which caused LinkedIN to barf and reject my reply, โ€ฆ

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