Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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The week in charts
The article discusses recent developments in budget airlines and commerce media, highlighting significant trends and data in these sectors. It provides insights into the growth patterns and challenges faced by these industries, using charts to illustrate key statistics and comparisons.
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How Customer Obsession is Killing Brand Love
The article discusses the distinction between “customer obsession” and “customer centricity” in modern business practices, arguing that many companies mistake aggressive monetization tactics for genuine customer care. It highlights examples of companies following either extractive or value-creation paths, urging brands to focus on creating meaningful, empathetic relationships with customers that enhance their lives rather than…
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The Eponymous Laws of Tech
The article explores various eponymous laws and principles from the fields of technology, management, and psychology, illustrating their relevance and applications in modern contexts. It highlights key ideas such as Andy and Bill’s Law about technological advancements being consumed by software demands, Bezos’ Two-Pizza Rule for optimal team size, Brooks’ Law on project management inefficiencies,…
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Regime Changes: Tour de France vs the U.S. Deficit
The article discusses the implications of regime changes in dynamic systems, using the Tour de France and U.S. fiscal deficits as examples. The piece highlights how shifts in economic growth and policy, such as the impact of lower growth on zero-sum thinking, and the emergence of securitization in AI data centers, signify transitions that challenge…
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Substack Is Having a Moment—Again. But Time Is Running Out
Terry Moran, a former ABC News journalist, was dismissed after controversial comments about Donald Trump and Stephen Miller, leading him to join Substack, a platform where journalists can independently publish and profit from subscriptions. Despite some success stories like Casey Newton, who transitioned from Substack to Ghost due to revenue share concerns, the platform faces…
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The Concorde-and-Caviar Era of Condé Nast, When Magazines Ruled the Earth
In early 2001, Vanity Fair’s editor-in-chief, Graydon Carter, faced a significant expense when Annie Leibovitz, the magazine’s chief photographer, incurred a $475,000 bill for a cover shoot featuring ten famous actresses, including Nicole Kidman and Penélope Cruz, with a lavish set that included a genuine John Singer Sargent painting. Despite the high cost, which would…
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How to work with AI: Getting the most out of Deep Research
In an article by Torsten Walbaum, he discusses the transformative potential and current limitations of AI research agents like ChatGPT Deep Research. While these tools promise efficiency by automating extensive research tasks quickly, they often produce reports with unreliable sources, poor formatting, and require user input to be effective. Walbaum identifies key issues such as…
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LVMH is spending $300 million a year on sports — but it’s not just advertising. Today’s newsletter breaks down how the luxury giant is creatively rewriting the industry’s sponsorship rules.(Christian Horner and Bernard Arnault via Mark Thompson/Getty Images)McLaren’s Lando Norris won the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix in May, but LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault stole…
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