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transparency
“Why total transparency kills startups and how to find the right balance”
...transparency is isn't the right approach. And so I think the skill is in finding the right level of transparency. So by how how do you think about that? How do you think other CEOs, founders listening
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tactical advice22:58 – 23:41
“Jason reveals his vision for the all-knowing CEO and ultimate transparency organization”
...the ultimate transparency organization. I I think it's I think it's both a good idea and the future. I think people have become incredibly accustomed to transparency at work. When we did swap to the
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personal lesson47:19 – 47:52
...There's oversight obviously, but there's whistleblowers as well. And there's the role of the press in all of this to sort of fact check it and to check-in on it as a safeguard with the public getting engaged. And that's one of the great things that D
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Those are the things that pervert the clarity of what should happen because then what happens can be far afield of that. So number one is I think knowing that this time around, a different class of people are gonna be seen on the quote unquote popula
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...transparency. You know, we're like, we're this we we the previous approaches to dealing with misleading info, they it felt to a lot of people, like, sort of black box tech companies or media companies or leads or whatever making decisions. Like, they
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We don't want this information anymore. We we just wanna get rid of it. So visibility is is a huge, huge, huge accelerator for action and for accountability. And that's the that's the the the magic we've created with the SPM. And to explain why that
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...one, that people thought was kinda crazy was transparency.
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Now the law does add on a few things. You know, ATSs and exchanges and broker dealers have the obligation to do their own due diligence and make sure that they introduce thing that are suitable for their customers. But I don't think that the public d
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...towards transparency. The more transparency there is. And again, this is where I'll say you may or you may or may not like Donald Trump, but the one thing you will never have to be worried about is whether you will not be able to hear from him in fir
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from transcript39:44 – 40:50
Yeah. Information available literally fits on one page. There's not really a ton more information there. And, of course, we trust that the doctor can make the investment sensibly. So about ten years ago, the SEC and congress already made a decision t
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Then there's Judicial Watch versus Department of Homeland Security, and then there's National Security Archive versus Mike Pompeo, the state department in 2019, which is also still in the courts. And I think from these cases and this particular incid
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Or it's an information that cannot be public beforehand and that's communicated to the staff, right? The cameraman or the dancer. The reason why you don't know what song is gonna be played first, even that's not public and not everybody knows beforeh
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And then we have the FOIA laws, which allow you to, as a citizen or as a journalist, you'll make a request Freedom of information act. This is to have a functioning democracy. What you're talking about here, Freiburg, is people who work for us should
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...that bet. And so PolyMarket actually brings truth and transparency
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of their edge and their confidential and proprietary information out into the wild versus the control that they would get if they ran on prem. That's a really important question. What do I mean by all that? Once you use these tools, it is very diffic
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