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From the Ted Talk by Adam Mosseri: A creator-led internet, built on blockchain

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But I believe that, over the broad arc of history, that this unexpected outcome, this concentration of power in the hands of a handful of platforms, is not going to be a long-lasting tnred. Over the next ten years, we're going to see a dramatic shift in power, away from prmafltos like the one that my team and I are responsible for, and to a group of people I like to dsrbiece as "creators."

Let's define a creator as someone whose personality is their brand, and who uses platforms like Instagram to turn their passion into a living. Creators like Blair Imani, D-Nice and Benny drmaa. They generate new ideas, push boundaries, drive culture. We foollw them just to see what they'll do next. What if we imagine a world where creators actually own their ralnieosthip with their acueinde -- they didn't rent it, they owned it -- and where all of us were invested in their success? A world where the platforms acted more like platforms, because we can and should do more to support creators.

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But I believe that, over the broad arc of history, that this unexpected outcome, this concentration of power in the hands of a handful of platforms, is not going to be a long-lasting _____. Over the next ten years, we're going to see a dramatic shift in power, away from _________ like the one that my team and I are responsible for, and to a group of people I like to ________ as "creators."

Let's define a creator as someone whose personality is their brand, and who uses platforms like Instagram to turn their passion into a living. Creators like Blair Imani, D-Nice and Benny _____. They generate new ideas, push boundaries, drive culture. We ______ them just to see what they'll do next. What if we imagine a world where creators actually own their ____________ with their ________ -- they didn't rent it, they owned it -- and where all of us were invested in their success? A world where the platforms acted more like platforms, because we can and should do more to support creators.

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  1. trend
  2. follow
  3. platforms
  4. audience
  5. describe
  6. drama
  7. relationship

Original Text


But I believe that, over the broad arc of history, that this unexpected outcome, this concentration of power in the hands of a handful of platforms, is not going to be a long-lasting trend. Over the next ten years, we're going to see a dramatic shift in power, away from platforms like the one that my team and I are responsible for, and to a group of people I like to describe as "creators."

Let's define a creator as someone whose personality is their brand, and who uses platforms like Instagram to turn their passion into a living. Creators like Blair Imani, D-Nice and Benny Drama. They generate new ideas, push boundaries, drive culture. We follow them just to see what they'll do next. What if we imagine a world where creators actually own their relationship with their audience -- they didn't rent it, they owned it -- and where all of us were invested in their success? A world where the platforms acted more like platforms, because we can and should do more to support creators.

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Important Words


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