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“Your 40 trillion cells copy themselves daily - but imperfect copying creates mutations”
...the DNA, too, the genetic instructions it's a pretty big job. And if you don't copy perfectly, the cells don't copy perfectly, you wind up having a mutation.
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...have this core DNA where, I could easily imagine hiring the next seven or next 10 and just trying to replicate that DNA. I think Brian Chesky talks about this where, like, you really wanna get that first 10 right or, you know, first 100 right because
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...that DNA. I think Brian Chesky talks about this where, like, you really wanna get that first 10 right or, you know, first 100 right because what you're trying to do is, like, set the blueprint for the next set of folks that join so that they all shar
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...DNA of the company along the way, we're gonna optimize our chances there. If we try to skip that step, I think that's where the trap is. Right?
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...other DNA and replicating and I don't know. I guess they're not alive. But, I mean, the point is is that it really at the end of the day, I really think it's just you asked if it's just physics. I mean, I think it's just this these rules of energetic
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...DNA of the company along the way, we're gonna optimize our chances there. If we try to skip that step, I think that's where the trap is. Right? I think having, a natural attrition rate is actually always a good thing for a company. Right? You always
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...other DNA and replicating and I don't know.
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...can evolve out of. And then DNA can self replicate until we have minds,
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...the replication of the DNA that the virus would gain resistance to those drugs. Well, if you added this pharmacet drug, it would prevent the resistance. So I thought of it as a full back. A full back that could block for the running back that was rea
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...DNA can self replicate until we have minds, And there are many minds. And out of the minds come other possible forms that can't be done with just water based tissue. And so I'm imagining that there's technology in other planets throughout the galaxy
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...the same DNA and not actually just adding a bunch of random people to the company. One of your very specific piece of advice is hire generalists versus someone that's just, like, really deep in one thing. Why why is that so important? What does that
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...DNA is something where you can you can imagine creating tons of content around and all feeling pretty cohesive. And I don't I think that needs to be done by design. Like, you're really think being thoughtful about every single element. Like, what is
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...DNA of how I built the team for the mentor method, but also how I built out the product and how I just operated as an entrepreneur. I saw her so afraid during her chemo process because her boss and the culture of her employer, she was in finance. Eve
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...of how I built the team for the mentor method, but also how I built out the product and how I just operated as an entrepreneur.
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...about acquisitive DNA to go from a period where that seemed to be a theme in the nineties.
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