In this episode, the host talks about his experience using a synchronous online dating app and the benefits of it such as gaining indicators of interest.
The conversation discusses the potential alternatives to building a fully distributed, federated server protocol that no one understands, and suggests that solutions like Slack, Zoom, and Twitter feed into a long tail that is already fully distributed on the internet.
The speaker discusses the struggles of finding a great social media manager who can create content, edit videos, graphic design, and has a deep understanding of the industry. He also mentions that most apps in this space cater towards 20-year-olds and do not solve the problems of social media moguls like Jake Paul.
A discussion on using menu items to navigate Facebook without the news feed and an example of MyFitnessPal being one of the least regretted apps.
The podcast discusses how people can find more time in their life for leisure activities such as reading and hobbies, and emphasizes that it is possible to make time for these activities even when life feels busy.