
011 — Sunshine in a bottle [PAB]
Cette semaine, après les mises-à-jour FTX-Twitter-ChatGPT, on parle d’intégrité civique, de mort assistée, d’éthique corporative et de formules publicitaires douteuses. On évoque brièvement la disparition du lumineux Stephen ‘t’Witch’ Boss. Aussi: les jouets les plus emblématiques de chaque année de votre enfance.
Notes et références
[08:00] Why It's So Hard to Resist Turning Your Selfies Into Lensa AI Art
[23:00] Twitter files: Jack Dorsey “a native internet protocol for social media”
I’ll start with the principles I’ve come to believe…based on everything I’ve learned and experienced through my past actions as a Twitter co-founder and lead:
Social media must be resilient to corporate and government control.
Only the original author may remove content they produce.
Moderation is best implemented by algorithmic choice.
[34:00] Cryptocurrency is the Segway of finance

[37:00] Nellie Bowles, TGIF
[38:00] MAID—Scheduled to Die: The Rise of Canada’s Assisted Suicide Program
[48:00] Simons, All is beauty (Not a commercial campaign!). Plus de détails.
[1:05:00] Rutt: The evolution of corporate ethos
[1:07:00] Peloton
[1:18:00] Allen Kay
“We have five basic guidelines for developing advertising,” he said in an interview for Guy Kawasaki’s book “How to Drive Your Competition Crazy: Creating Disruption for Fun and Profit” (1995). “Start with the customer. Live with the client. Uncover the obvious. Keep it simple. And follow through.”
[1:22:00] MAP
Earlier this month, an Old Dominion University (ODU) professor of sociology and criminal justice, Allyn Walker, brought global attention to a newer term, “Minor-Attracted Persons” or “MAPs” for short, within a greater argument that pedophiles shouldn’t be ostracized for their urges.
[1:29:00] Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss
[1:34:00] Ça va?
[1:37:00] The most iconic toys from every year of your childhood 🎄