Sam’s digital consumption feels like intellectual archaeology. It’s rare. While algorithms smooth out the edges of curiosity, he digs for the uncomfortable links between history and now. Using the web to deepen reflection instead of just killing time — that’s the real blueprint.
The gap between how online identity works and how actual people think is vast. Sam's concern about Larry Ellison seems like it sits in the gap between technical, powerful and ungovernable. We consume so much media about intention and impact that we miss the ones who simply don't care about the narrative.
Fun read. Highly relate as a once very online millennial.
I work for Oracle, and I, too, am concerned about Larry Ellison.
Sam’s digital consumption feels like intellectual archaeology. It’s rare. While algorithms smooth out the edges of curiosity, he digs for the uncomfortable links between history and now. Using the web to deepen reflection instead of just killing time — that’s the real blueprint.
Sharp and refreshingly honest take on digital culture especially the tension between AI, media, and authenticity.
If you’re open to exploring partnership or collaboration opportunities in the Fintech space, would love to connect.
The gap between how online identity works and how actual people think is vast. Sam's concern about Larry Ellison seems like it sits in the gap between technical, powerful and ungovernable. We consume so much media about intention and impact that we miss the ones who simply don't care about the narrative.
“I approve of Hasan Piker, because I think it’s really important for left-wingers to be handsome.”
A comment made by a useful idiot.
Post your selfie.
https://ritchietorres.house.gov/congressman-ritchie-torres-writes-to-executives-at-twitch-and-amazon-hasan-piker-is-dangerous