Yesterday’s update
Started with kazagame at Atmosphere—a vibe. Later, hit up an art exhibition at the studio. The artist’s style? Unique. No canvas, no paint—just fabric. Every piece stitched together like a story. Price tag? A cool 120,000 Birr each.
Clever concept: He doesn’t paint; he stitches.
It sparked a thought. 📖 Recently read something about Ethiopia's textile industry, and here’s the jaw-dropper: In the past 10 years, Ethiopia’s entire textile and apparel sector has exported roughly $1 billion.
For perspective: EpicGame's Fortnite racks up 3x that amount selling virtual clothing. Per year? They pull in $3.6 billion USD.
Fortnite makes 3x money in a year selling virtual clothing as Ethiopia does physical cloths in Decade.
Real cloth vs. virtual skins.
Atoms vs. bits.
Mind. Blown. 🤯
Started with kazagame at Atmosphere—a vibe. Later, hit up an art exhibition at the studio. The artist’s style? Unique. No canvas, no paint—just fabric. Every piece stitched together like a story. Price tag? A cool 120,000 Birr each.
Clever concept: He doesn’t paint; he stitches.
It sparked a thought. 📖 Recently read something about Ethiopia's textile industry, and here’s the jaw-dropper: In the past 10 years, Ethiopia’s entire textile and apparel sector has exported roughly $1 billion.
For perspective: EpicGame's Fortnite racks up 3x that amount selling virtual clothing. Per year? They pull in $3.6 billion USD.
Fortnite makes 3x money in a year selling virtual clothing as Ethiopia does physical cloths in Decade.
Real cloth vs. virtual skins.
Atoms vs. bits.
Mind. Blown. 🤯
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Can Africans Do Economics? examines the intersection of economic development and freedom across the Africa.
Drawing on the powerful ideas of former African leaders such as Thomas Sankara and Julius Nyerere, this book explores their belief in the inseparable link between political independence and economic progress.
Informed by the scholarship of leading economists Grieve Chelwa, Marion Ouma, Redge Nkosi, Cleopas Sambo and Ndongo Samba Sylla, Can Africans Do Economics? redefines development as a process of emancipation, not simply economic growth. Combining historical context with forward-thinking policy proposals this book presents an urgent case for transformative policies grounded in African realities, and rejecting foreign-led interventions on the continent.
Drawing on the powerful ideas of former African leaders such as Thomas Sankara and Julius Nyerere, this book explores their belief in the inseparable link between political independence and economic progress.
Informed by the scholarship of leading economists Grieve Chelwa, Marion Ouma, Redge Nkosi, Cleopas Sambo and Ndongo Samba Sylla, Can Africans Do Economics? redefines development as a process of emancipation, not simply economic growth. Combining historical context with forward-thinking policy proposals this book presents an urgent case for transformative policies grounded in African realities, and rejecting foreign-led interventions on the continent.
Future: Read science fiction to imagine what might change.👌
Now: Read scientific papers to know whats changing.✍🏾
Past: Read ancient literature to understand what doesn't.👏
Now: Read scientific papers to know whats changing.✍🏾
Past: Read ancient literature to understand what doesn't.👏
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When we see this on Addis Ababa–Adama Expressway.
Then its true Ethiopian Acceleration happened.
AGI when? @et_ACC
Then its true Ethiopian Acceleration happened.
AGI when? @et_ACC
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A great article on how to write progress updates. If you are a remote worker, you should read this.
https://www.spakhm.com/updates-howto
https://www.spakhm.com/updates-howto
Its important to have a to-be list, not just a to-do list.
To BE list => To DO list
To BE list => To DO list
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