A real missed opportunity to include the WSJ line "in Murder Village there is often no one to kill" —which I have not, and cannot, stop thinking about. But an excellent read, as always
Let the record show that the audience for Max Read reports hold a consensus view that the Metaverse is in fact, undeniably funny - especially in context to the reported $10.19 billion in net losses in 2021 alone. Further investigation into the reported losses on Meta-related investments and specific details on 'how the fuck somebody spends $10 billion dollars' would be an excellent addendum to the report, if at all possible.
A real missed opportunity to include the WSJ line "in Murder Village there is often no one to kill" —which I have not, and cannot, stop thinking about. But an excellent read, as always
I subscribed to your stack because of this article. Simply amazing analysis and great writing as ever, Maxwell
Thanks for this article and timeline, Max.
Let the record show that the audience for Max Read reports hold a consensus view that the Metaverse is in fact, undeniably funny - especially in context to the reported $10.19 billion in net losses in 2021 alone. Further investigation into the reported losses on Meta-related investments and specific details on 'how the fuck somebody spends $10 billion dollars' would be an excellent addendum to the report, if at all possible.
Everyone keeps quoting the line about the "dogfooding dashboards" like "dogfooding" is a word? Is it a word?
the WSJ bit really does read like the nightclub in Snow Crash. so, in a sense, kudos.
Excellent review….