@byersblake @tristanharris Attention is valuable, for sure. Attention also sits on tail end / on top of our knowledge, skills, preferences, biases, etc.

. @tristanharris has this right. The biggest companies in our economy are making us worse while mining us for profit. Our data is our most valuable asset - it's critical that we own it.

One thing about the future I'm most excited about: building better ways to utilize our incredibly capable brains.

This is an excellent read. Great games engage our brains in profound ways.

Honest question: given that mountains of our free data feed FB's exceptionally lucrative business model, would investors have acted on the breach if they'd known sooner? Would we be any closer to owning our data? @shalini

Frustrating that the conversation about making humans ready for the future of AI/robots stalls at UBI. We can do so much better. We can decide to invest in radical human improvement. cc @karaswisher

You own your thoughts. But maybe not for long.

@RajatBhageria I've been stewing on this some more.

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