education
9 statements across 7 episodes · 4 bullish · 3 bearish · 7 people on the record · first statement Sep 15, 2021 by John Mackey · across every show →
Everything said about education, oldest first
Sep 15, 2021 negative
Jan 14, 2022
Lonsdale: Tech sectors deflated while government-heavy education and healthcare costs rose
“The areas where you've had technology markets with the cost of cell phones or software or TVs, you know, everything is dropped. But the sectors where government's really involved and where government's kind of playing a role like education and healthcare, like…”
Jan 26, 2022 bullish
Koch: Technology enables personalized education and fast aptitude discovery
“And education, rather than top-down, one-size-fits-all. The technology's there to give everybody the opportunity to discover Their aptitudes, not take 20 years to find them like it did me, but find them quickly, and learn, and be excited about, and want to lea…”
Feb 10, 2022 positive
Kanelos: Courage is the most essential element of a true education
“Truth is difficult. Truth is risky. Truth is on the fringes. Truth is heterodox. It's outside what's normative. And if you're really going to extend yourself and try to understand the world as best as we can, you have to be willing to go outside the boundaries…”
Apr 27, 2022 negative
Latta: Education's core problem is that institutions never build for students
“I think the biggest problem in education is very simple. It's that when you look at all the different players that make up education for young people, when you look at Pearson, when you look at schools, when you look at school administrators, when you look at …”
Apr 27, 2022 negative
Traditional Education Outcomes Reflect Average Compromises Across Conflicting Stakeholders
“The thing that's so hard about education is that it has a million stakeholders. Literally everyone from parents to communities to literally real estate agents have a huge stake in education. And what that means is we end up with a system that's almost like the…”
Oct 18, 2024 positive
Greenblatt: Jewish success stems from literacy, education, and mutual aid
“For many different reasons, Jews have been stereotyped and scapegoated for thousands of years, marginalized in nearly every society, and they've succeeded because they're, we're a literate people, we're a civilization, and we're focused on helping each other o…”
Oct 17, 2025 bullish
Liemandt: Education reform requires a sub-$1,000 on-device AI tablet
“Sometime in the next three to five years, we need a tablet that's less than a thousand dollars, so on-device AI to, you know, hit the cost target, on-device AI that teaches every kid on this planet everything they need to know in two hours a day or less.”