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...and Nakul Mandan for some amazing questions today, a real team effort on the schedule. But before we move into the episode today, Harvard Management Company is constantly seeking out the next generation of great investors and entrepreneurs. HMC has m
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That's, that's Joshi Dvorak on the left and the younger, the younger Adam Curry on the right from Hill Country. Young We both paradoxically, we both live in Hill Country here in outside of Austin, so in the greater Austin area. But a great show. And
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I'm gonna be able to get on the all in podcast in a couple of months. But it's really hard. It's really difficult. I'm not sure I can pull it off. So let me try. Let me just make sure it's bio Is it drone related? Is it self driving related? Drone dr
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that listeners is the complete set of opinions that we have on the deal with the facts that we have today, a mere two hours after the deal was announced. Any closing thoughts before we, we wrap up and do our little closing here? This was a blast. Yea
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an ecosystem that is based on Intel, that are basically component makers. And it's like, you know, history repeats itself. Yeah. Well, I think the question is and and actually, Ben Thompson wrote a great piece The smiling curve. Last week, I believe,
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I did. Yeah. What? Like, Saks isn't even hearing you say that before? That is so old. Fast. Right? Of whom at least three are intelligent, and all of you get along, and you can have an ongoing conversation. That's a very high hit rate. Normally, in a
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That would be that would be fair. Sure. Also, by the way, producer Claude is brought to us by our dear friends over at Anthropic, and we talk about them all the time on the show, but we talk about them most of the time in a non sponsored format. Yes.
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Tell me about, you know, Sam's a good friend of mine. We have we had the same book agent for a long time. And, I remember I had him on my podcast, and he said, what's podcasting? And I explained it to him, and he said, well, how do I do it? And I sai
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before the show, and we're talking about, about Joe Rogan, who I believe has the most popular podcast. And yet, I I had never really other than the Elon Musk, blunt smoking episode, had never really, tuned in. And It's a really good episode, by the w
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So that's another thing that just kind of keeps you going. Forget about yourself improvement. Like, can we help a lot of people through education by bringing on a great guest and have those great guests? That's why we have a lot of emerging managers
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if you look at it, like, on a fifteen, twenty year horizon, like, maybe it actually was a great investment. But I just think strategically for Google, wrong bet. Yeah. A lot of wasted time. Alright. Well, there we are. There we are. Nest. Nest. In ni
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and so I kinda introduced Chamath to the world by convincing him to come on the pod, which he was, like, reluctant to do when he was on Facebook, but he did it after Facebook. So I kept asking him to come. He finally was in LA. He came on the pod. An
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Alright, everybody. Welcome back to the number one podcast in the world, the all in podcast. After a triumphant week last week, we had an amazing episode. Thanks to Larry Summers and Ezra Klein for joining us for the great tariff debate, number four
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It is sci fi and that you play as a as an android and you're fighting robots, but, like, yeah. So it's a very different vision of the future, that I find interesting. And then my other one, the pandemic has subsided here in The US. We are very lucky
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yeah, adjust as well as a New Yorker because as a New Yorker, if somebody's naked, that's a sign that if there's about to be some crazy person in a fight and police and chaos. And here, it means, like, high fives and write ons. Mhmm. But, you know, g
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the venture fund around that, the syndicate around that. You are the self professed. We have you on record as saying you are the either third or fourth best angel investor of all time. For sure. Yeah. Into that? For sure, Mount Rushmore. Chris Sacca,
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I mean, I was a philosophy major, so this is kind of pertinent to my world. But it's fun to see utilitarian philosophers, mixing it up in the podcast streets as it were. I basically helped him start his podcast when fifteen years ago when I was in LA
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and Sky Dayton were all there. And we said, hey, you guys wanna play cards? And we went up to I think it was Mark Pincus' room. We just took the folding table. We started playing cards. And then we started hosting this game at the d conference, which
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I got a point of view on this one, which is like Go ahead. I do think that there's, shared cultural facts, but different cultural experience of the facts. Meaning, like, the the game is the game, but the commentator that tells me about the game is di
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