technology

“We have to figure out how to create an economic incentive structure that incentivizes both sides. Otherwise, we end up at this kind of, I think, mediocre middle, and the technology doesn't reach its potential.”

“If you think about what companies are valuable, the technology is not valuable. The customers are valuable. The revenue, the profit is valuable.”

“There's a lot of businesses that are pretty complicated that are really smart person can actually fully grasp and keep in memory and know how to allocate resources and what decisions to make. But, you know, and I think that's been that horizons and push way fa…”

“The ills that technology has wrought upon society, I think get bottled up into this tech bro stereotype.”

“The internet was supposed to be in like technology. Everyone had this vision that it was going to be this decentralizing force, and it's hilariously done exactly the opposite, which is it's hyper centralizing. Like technology turns out to be hyper centralizing…”

“No, no, I actually think technology, per usual, has given people exactly what they want, right? It just happens that, like, the efficient market for sex is, like, extremely bad for almost everyone.”

“I'd argue that society is downstream of technology. Like we live in a, like there's a physics to technology and what we can do and how we can interact. Society is just, it comes from that. It doesn't dictate to that.”

“The way you make a lot of money in technology is you centralize and control the value, but then you basically socialize or, like, throw off all the risk associated with it to the edge and let other people deal with it”