Opinions formed in an hour are rarely worth holding for a year.
There has never been a time when it was easier to share an opinion, and I am not sure there has ever been a time when it was harder to think one through.
Every day brings a new event that everyone is expected to have a view on, preferably immediately. Silence is read as indifference. Hesitation is read as weakness. The reward goes to whoever is fastest and most certain.
The real test of a product is the tired person using it on a cracked phone with one bar of signal.
A city that runs on urgency produces remarkable people. It also makes it hard to tell what matters.
Being early feels a lot like being wrong. The hard part is surviving the long middle.
Money is very good at one job: buying the freedom to say no. It needs clear instructions to do it.