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The Law of Displacement Speed & Leveraging Artifacts of Humanity

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Geeash; this monthly Implications exercise is quite the challenge. Thanks to many flights, debates, and compulsive capturing, we made it; this edition explores implications around: (1) making sense of the rapid displacement of startups and “the best model” rat race, (2) how Content Credentials will flex the humanity of digital experiences, and (3) some surprises at the end, as always. If you’re new, here’s the rundown on what to expect. This ~monthly analysis is written for founders + investors I work with, colleagues, and a select group of subscribers. I aim for quality, density, and provocation vs. frequency and trendiness. We don’t cover news; we explore the implications of what’s happening. My goal is to ignite discussion, socialize edges that may someday become the center, and help us all connect dots. If you missed the big annual analysis or more recent editions of Implications, check out recent analysis and archives here. A few highlights include the rise of luxury software, the

The Law of Displacement Speed & Leveraging Artifacts of Humanity During chaotic eras, where new stuff replaces new stuff incessantly, what do we know will happen? And what are "artifacts of humanity?" Scott Belsky May 20, 2024 ∙ Paid 34 8 Share Edition #19 of Implications. Geeash; this monthly Implications exercise is quite the challenge. Thanks to many flights, debates, and compulsive capturing, we made it; this edition explores implications around: (1) making sense of the rapid displacement of startups and “the best model” rat race, (2) how Content Credentials will flex the humanity of digit

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