Scribedinger's Cat

Mar 23, 2024

I read

‘s note about his fear of launching a business and was going to post a rah-rah encouraging post that he should just ship his shitty-first-draft of the app…

Unknown Unknowns

Schrödingpreneur

Mark Cuban calls people who want to be entrepreneurs but don’t market or ship, “wantapreneurs.” As someone who has had a hard time shipping, I’ve thought about why it’s tough. Before you ship, there’s a range of possibilities. It could change the world! It could…

9 months ago · Chris Wong

… when I realized I am exactly the same about writing. I have all these possibly brilliant, genius, unique insights in my head but I hold this fear that once I turn them into actual words, they’ll just sound mundane and flat. I want to cling on to those possibilities that I actually have worthwhile things to say!

I guess I need to give myself a rah-rah pep talk that I should just write and this note is a start…

An imaginative and whimsical illustration of Schr\u00f6dinger's cat as a very talented writer. The cat is anthropomorphized with a thoughtful expression, sitting in a cozy, vintage-style study room. It is working at an old-fashioned writing desk, using a quill pen to scribble in an open book. The cat has a pair of round spectacles perched on its nose and there's a classic, green-shaded banker's lamp on the desk, casting a warm glow over the scene. Books are stacked haphazardly around the cat, and a chalkboard in the background has quantum physics equations scrawled on it, nodding to the famous thought experiment.

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