[Thoughts #102] More Starbucks + The End of Lazy Things

🔮 What could be and what could have been

Yesterday’s piece on Starbucks came out pretty quick due to the timing of the announcements and me live-typing what I think. There’s a beauty to it, and at the same time it’s not fully formulated as everyone is developing their own POV and opinions. It doesn’t mean I live-puke my thoughts, but rather there is so much up to interpretation! Frameworks are meant to be challenged, modified, and evolved. The same goes with mine. Sometimes it feels like this lol If we aren’t speculating what the true value of a monkey jpeg is, we’re speculating what X company might do based on news headlines. I…

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