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network effects
...network effects like the telephone. I mean, if you have a communication network, the only purpose of it is to talk to other people on the networks or on the network. And when you think about how entrenched that technology became and how long the the
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...I think network effects in the types of things that we've been talking about in this episode are common. You know, it's when a driver joins Uber, he makes the platform more valuable to passengers because more efficient route structures are now enable
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...network effects where you've got one class and another class buyers and sellers, hosts and guests, you know, like you would have an eBay or, or Amazon or, or here in, in Airbnb, tend to just generally be a little weaker because you've got, you know,
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...direct network effects, then that's a network economy, and those aren't very common.
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...what network effects are. But one of the things you talk about in the book that I think is so accurate and I've observed as an investor, you can talk about network effects till the cows come home. But it's the intensity of the network effect that rea
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...networks around you gives you, in a sense, a network effect. You try to show up top in search, ChatTpT recommends you, you know, the algorithms feature you, like, you know, and there's, of course, there's a soft sense of, like, a brand, people have h
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...platform network effects that that Facebook has, that LinkedIn has, that Snapchat has. And then there's the two sided network effect that marketplaces have of which we spent a lot of lot of time on this show between Amazon and, Skype. Well, Skype Sky
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...them network effects, but some of the defensibility motes only become apparent at large scale. So, like, a lot of people talk about, okay, take an example from, like, long time ago, pre AI era. If I am building an anti fraud company, and I've seen lo
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...network effects. But just the brand effects are so powerful. Right? And then you become kind of known, and the cursor is known as the best Vibe coding platform or whatever. That's right. Yeah. She was gonna ask you about that, Chris. So, you know, of
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...strong network effects, I think, that then I think benefit back down to Ethereum itself. It's multilayered.
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...the number of successful examples goes, like, way, way, way, way, way down because it's just so hard. Right. Because they're way harder to pull off, but they're so locked in once they're in. Yes. And I think this whole story that we told of how
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...it's negative network effects as well, but too many people using the network degrades the experience and all of that. So maybe those are things that if you assume the IP one five five nine and need to go through smoothly, become powers, but in the sh
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...network. There's plenty of single sided networks. Like, Facebook is a single sided network, at least on the user base side. There's advertisers. You could argue that's a second side, but everybody's the same node in the network. Then there's two side
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...a network effect, but a scale effect. So if I'm Honey Nut Cheerios and I know that people are gonna buy lots of my Cheerios, I can I can build a big factory and not, you know, hand crank out each Cheerio? I'm I'm going to have these compounding advan
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...type of network effect that we're looking at that actually acts as a global system instead of a whole bunch of stitched together bifurcated, personalized systems. Yeah. It's really as you were saying that, I actually think this mega trend, you know w
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...local network effects, economies of scale, and increasing brand affinity. So three of the seven. Got to imagine that, Hamilton as he has so many, as his work has influenced so many people here in Silicon Valley has also influenced them. So that's wha
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...network Facebook or AT and T style network here in terms of one user can contact every other user. But more users being on Windows incentivizes more developers to make great applications for Windows, which enables Microsoft to sell more copies to mor
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