One of the “grandfathers of Silicon Valley,” Paul Graham (and founder of Y-Combinator) says something that always sits in the back of my head.  He says to build important products and important companies, you need to “live in the future, then build what’s missing.”

With that in mind, here’s a very cool “postcard from the future,” via the NYT.  Check out this post. This is a very cool hint of what the future of content will look like, even from traditional publishers.  It’s pretty simple, but totally transformative.

Medium and Svbtle are also doing pretty incredible things with how editorial content is curated and presented, but there’s something important about the fact that this is already happening on the New York Times.