PinnedA Universe of Music 🎶why do we music? — In 2020 I listened to 365 albums. It took me almost 300 hours, and 12.5 days of listening. I call it #Hearing2020, and there’s a story for that coming soon. Listening to a new album every day changes the way you listen to music. It changes the way you view…Music6 min read
Published in HackerNoon.com·Jan 1, 2020ANDREW YANG — The Venture for AmericaA Conversation from Andrew’s Silicon Valley Fundraiser — 🏛💡Andrew Yang: Instagram | Twitter | Read More | Listen to the Interview 🗣🎙Jeremy Streich: Instagram | LinkedIn | Podcast | YouTube FULL TRANSCRIPT Jeremy Streich 0:08 — Podcast Intro Hello, welcome to this unique episode. I’m Jeremy Streich. Coming through the wire today, my guest is Andrew Yang …President38 min read
Nov 2, 2019A Brief History of SoundEighty thousand years ago man-made sound from the horn of an animal. It took us 78 thousand more to discover that sound could be captured… — Eighty thousand years ago man-made sound from the horn of an animal. It took us 78 thousand more to discover that sound could be captured like a child catches a butterfly. It was 1877, a time of great scientific intrigue. With the end of the Civil War, scientists like Thomas…Music3 min read
Oct 24, 2019The Great American Schism of 2016You can find the original version of this article here. — You can find the original version of this article here 📍 Part 2 of this article can be found here 📍 Renaugurating the American Schism To truly dissect the grit of a cracking American identity, let us first purge ourselves of all personal feelings towards the new American president. What the events of January…Politics3 min read
Published in HackerNoon.com·May 4, 2019Jesus, the Economy…A Millennial’s Thoughts on Bubbles, and Economics — Find me on LinkedIn to receive more content like this When I was little, I knew a kid who would always blow bubbles. All the rest of us would gather around to watch them grow and grow. Then, naturally, the rest of us would buy our own soap (or blow…Economics4 min read
Published in HackerNoon.com·May 2, 2018🅟🅞🅓🅒🅐🅢🅣🅢 &…My Failed StartupThe Search for Sound — “I wonder if there are podcasts from Elon Musk on self driving cars?” “I know I am interested in Virtual Reality, but where I can learn about it?” “I remember the host referenced an interesting movie, what was it called?” 𝚂𝚘, 𝚆𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚒𝚜 𝙿𝚘𝚍s𝚘𝚞𝚛𝚌𝚎? Some of us are right handed, some of us are…Podcast3 min read
Published in The Startup·May 1, 2018Why I Won’t Sacrifice Diversity for Venture CapitalThy name is Faust — As my company has started to pull down the pre-launch curtains, we have found ourselves confronted with a predicament that I never expected. People in Silicon Valley want to give you their money, and for a large percentage of them, I don’t want to take it. I’m twenty-three years old…Venture Capital4 min read
Apr 19, 2018Why Yoga is GOAT for Academic AthletesThe Rise of YogaHall✍️ — Study Hall+Yoga = Better students and Better athletes. I consider myself more of an athlete now than I was in college. We all know those athletes that can just run with it, no matter what. I admire them, they’re special, perhaps Alphas in their own way. Though professional sports make them feel numerous, the reality is that they…Sports3 min read
Mar 16, 2018F**k Fʟᴀᴛ-Mᴇᴅɪᴀ ြTending to the 🧠 Brain: Part 1 — Flat Media: A media source that requires minimal critical or active thought. Part 1: Two Brains are Better than One? Part 2: Political Garbitrage Part 3: The Knowledge Fallacy Part 4: A Social Animal Part 5: The New-Old and the Old-New Are Two Brains Better than One? It’s a strange statement to read, but in a…Social Media4 min read
Dec 13, 2017Why I Miss 𝕊𝕥𝕖𝕧𝕖 𝕁𝕠𝕓𝕤We are stuck. — It has been over a decade since Apple released the first iPhone in 2007. Since then, we’ve seen the emergence of a new species of car, the birth and explosion of a new currency, grown meat in science labs, and even introduced of a seductive new extension of reality. …Steve Jobs5 min read
