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    Thoughtful advice on being a better technologist, thinker, and human.

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    A constant source of wisdom on consumer, growth, and investing.

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    Uncharted Territories reliably reveals fascinating aspects of the world I'd never considered. Surprising and essential.

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    Exceptional writing from a keen observer and analyst of Silicon Valley.

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17 July 2022

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