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It's because I think the arc of intelligence has to go to what Justin calls affordances. And the arc of intelligence, if you look at evolution, right, the arc of intelligence eventually enables animals and humans, especially human as an intelligent a
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...its proximity. I don't think that itself is particularly weird. I really like this term, the Don Rowe doctrine, because there's two things. There's this long standing history that The US wants to have a role to play in everyone else's politics among
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...and principle is essentially he's the president, and what's in his head and his ideas are legitimate because they're his ideas and he's the president. So, yes, there's precedent.
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...in proximity to this other phone because they have spyware on it. And now you know exactly when this person goes and plays golf. You know where they're gonna be on the golf course, and boom, just like that lunatic, the second person who was trying to
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And does it? Both work and home today are carrying the burdens of a ton of needs and expectations that used to be distributed in religion, extended family, and communal structures. And all these needs have been transferred into work and into love, wh
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I would say there's a lot of similarities at this moment, but there's also very big differences. I mean, one of the interesting similarities is the crossover that has taken place recently in the last years where the language of psychology has entered
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“VC relationships are beautifully complex - you're everything and nothing at once”
There's so much meaning in those relationships. They're so they're so beautiful and complex because you play, you know, the relationship, it you're not you're not their boss. You're not their direct r
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They want depth of awareness and understanding, and they also like to be self sufficient. This is a total generalization, but I've seen this pattern over and over again. The CEO is the person who had to sell the vision. They're a person who loves big
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And then you not working well together is just a huge issue because that all trickles down and everyone sees it. And and, you know, when cofounders leave, it's really bad for everyone. So let me just ask you this. What have you found most helpful in
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some of which are forgivable. It's not just the cheating. It's the lying and the deceiving, and, you know, that goes with it. If the relationship is broken and somebody seeks solace from someone else, that's an evaluation for the relationship you hav
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