BT 3: Whiskey, Start-Ups, and the Problem With Transactional Communities

Update: 2019-02-06

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Giving Bonnie “Prince” Billy a glass of whiskey turned out to be harder than it sounds. But I learned a powerful lesson from it: not all communities have your best interests in mind. It’s not because they’re against you, it’s just that they’re not strong enough. Or more specifically, the relational ties within them are not strong enough. If you’re looking for real change – in your life, in your society, in the world – you need a community that has grandpas and grandmas, and babies, too. Does your local music scene have those things?

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BT 3: Whiskey, Start-Ups, and the Problem With Transactional Communities

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BT 3: Whiskey, Start-Ups, and the Problem With Transactional Communities

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BT 3: Whiskey, Start-Ups, and the Problem With Transactional Communities