The Nostalgia Cycle Loop - by kyla scanlon
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the economics of being stuck in the past
nostalgia, culture, elon and zuck [Part 1] So one thing that is nice about a newsletter is that it isn’t as concrete as a book, but it also isn’t that dynamic. It’s not editable. Once it’s out, it’s pretty much gone. I don’t love that! And my hope with this specific newsletter (and his topic) is that it’s a brick going into the wall, not a permanent structure within itself. I’m going to walk through some theories and then some ideas, and highly encourage readers to comment what *they* think - and that will build into the next newsletter. I think the power of the collective is way more…
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