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the time is always now

Pitch decks and promotional collateral talk about world domination and changing the way we work, play, and live. [...] "This is not a small social app," the founder of Clinkle, a small payment app, said. "What we're trying to do here is fundamentally change how people trade. Every human being, …

—p.123 Failure (Logic #5) The Museum of Failed Startups (121) missing author
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the time is always now

Pitch decks and promotional collateral talk about world domination and changing the way we work, play, and live. [...] "This is not a small social app," the founder of Clinkle, a small payment app, said. "What we're trying to do here is fundamentally change how people trade. Every human being, …

—p.123 The Museum of Failed Startups (121) missing author
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real progress isn’t building another app

[...] The stock market bubble of the first internet boom did not herald a warmer, fuzzier era of more democratic computing. It inaugurated a new era of “greed is good,” and in the process, Silicon Valley learned that it could actively profit from social inequality. The only catch was it had to be w…

—p.119 How To Kill Your Tech Industry (99) by Marie Hicks
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the computer revolution was not a social revolution

Computing history shows us that the “computer revolution” was never really meant to be a revolution in any social or political sense. People who were not seen as worthy of wielding power were deliberately excluded, even when they had the required technical skills. To a great extent, that process co…

—p.117 How To Kill Your Tech Industry (99) by Marie Hicks