In a world of plunging marginal cost for ideas, sharing beats hoarding, argues doodlestein
doodlestein · x · 2026-09-22
Nine months on, the author doubles down on his argument: as the marginal cost of ideas and intelligence drops daily, you're better off maximizing value created than value captured.
- Keep an abundance mindset: share methods and tools freely, and the returns come back in unpredictable ways
- Hoarded methods now have a half-life of months at best—focus on building great things, growing skills and reputation, and helping others level up alongside you
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