I think that's addressed in the article ( the ladder example)
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Experiencing the story through someone else reading the words to you is different to reading though. I'm not sure why people are so weirdly defensive about this.
Seems like a great outcome, right?
A bit like millionaires who park illegally because "it only cost $100 to park here, and my PA will do the admin"
"In fact there are only two things universities need to change to be perfect at preparing founders: they need to make students feel that starting a startup is something they can do, and they need to encourage them to work on their own projects."
But in any case wet tyres would have a negative impact on the ability of this device to efficiently drive the tyre.
The instability means paralysis. No-one believes any policy will last the 5 years+ it needs to be implemented, so very little happens.
No harvest data to 936 partners? No need for a banner!
Unless you're writing assembler in vim you're not STEM.
The benefit is neither here nor there - it's whether the borrowed money will ever be repaid on the lenders' terms.
"The biggest pushback I hear from writers is: “But my website doesn’t have an audience! Substack does.”
But you don’t have to completely abandon social media or platforms like Substack to protect your autonomy (personally, I prefer the word sovereignty but it does sound a tad dramatic)."