Justin Clapper

No one has solved teleconference software's key flaw — that it can't accurately replicate real human interactions above n > 2. Zoom, Pexip, all these services are phenomenal at providing two-person conversations, or one-way group conversations (which are effectively the same thing) with various efficiencies but all breakdown above n > 2. No one has devised a way to effectively breach this...

An economist is strolling down the street with a friend. They come upon a $100 bill lying on the ground, and, as the friend reaches down to pick it up, the economist says, ‘Don’t bother – if it were real, someone would have already picked it up’. This joke, an example of economic logic gone awry, shows that though markets may be efficient, they may be less than rational. @mdagabriele's S-1...