1. It’s great to see the spotlight on @nikolasklein — he’s a fun, caring, uniquely n of 1 builder. IMO: he represents the future of building, flexing across high craft design, product taste, and skillful storytelling 2. Listen carefully to the point. It’s not just about the canvas as a substrate, it’s about a way of working and thinking that is undervalued in the current moment. If LLMs gain intelligence through compression, there is a different type of intelligence to gain from the opposite motion. We need divergence and convergence at different points to arrive at something that lasts. It’s the way the creative process has always been. Building software that endures will look more like a creative act than an assembly line. Not obvious enough yet.