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This week’s briefNo. 14 · Venture · as of Sun 13:00

Where the argument on capital efficiency moved this week

Above the CrowdBill Gurley’s case that not all revenue is equal still frames how growth gets valued.
StratecheryBen Thompson argues aggregation captures the margin. Worth answering.
The DiffByrne Hobart reads capital efficiency as a discipline, not a constraint.
ExtendsPutting Ideas Into Words

Writing is how you find out whether you have an idea. The citation writes itself.

Goes outX · Mon 09:00LinkedIn · TueThreads · Thu

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The week’s essential reading, and where the voices disagree.

Weekly brief · 5 sources

ATLANTICCarr still sets the terms of the attention debate.
NEWPORTThe fix is structural, not willpower.
SACASASThe tool is never the question. Answer it.
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In conversation with your 2024 essay

ExtendsNewport reaches your conclusion from the productivity side.
DisagreesOdell argues attention isn’t a resource to optimize.
Cites youA Substack links your piece on the small web.
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Mon 09:00X · On attention and the small web
Tue 13:00LinkedIn · Why the feed wins
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