internet
also referred to as: the internet
15 statements across 15 episodes · 7 bullish · 3 bearish · 12 people on the record · first statement Dec 17, 2021 by Sahil Bloom · across every show →
Everything said about internet, oldest first
Dec 17, 2021
Bloom: Creators Must Lean into Backlash Because the Internet Is Permanent
“The internet is just
Permanent, man. You can't, like, run and hide from stuff the way you might have used to be able to, where you can just say,
oh yeah, I'm just gonna delete it, walk away, whatever, and so I leaned into it.”
Apr 28, 2022 neutral
Nov 17, 2022 positive
Perell: The internet fundamentally transforms education economics and class sizes
“And I saw how the internet was going to change the, had changed the economics of education forever. We were going to go from teachers teaching at minimum, at most, 40 students at a time to now teaching thousands, hundreds of thousands, and that the internet wa…”
Feb 16, 2023 neutral
Spartz: The defining economic impact of AI is zero-cost content creation
“Internet one point oh changed the world by bringing distribution cost to zero. Like, you could argue that was the single most important thing that the internet did, was it brought distribution cost to zero. And you could argue the single most important thing t…”
Feb 27, 2023 negative
Nov 16, 2023
Jan 31, 2024 bearish
Sep 9, 2024 bullish
Sep 18, 2024 positive
Oren John: Utility drives internet sharing more effectively than coolness
“The IP angle is a great angle, but I think the utility angle is still the best angle to take for anything that's going on the internet, right? Because people are more likely to save and share something with utility than they think is cool because we were so in…”
Sep 23, 2024 negative
Huber: Trying to please everyone on the internet guarantees creator failure
“If you try to make every single person like you on the internet, if you are worried about what people think, if you have thin skin, it's impossible to do well. It really is, because if you try to make everybody love you, nobody will actually have an opinion on…”
Dec 9, 2024 positive
Shipper: Physical books should return to high-priced luxury goods
“I think like books started out as luxury goods. And then because of the printing press, they became like, there is this push to make them cheaper because you needed ways to get more information into people's hands. And they're no longer necessary as cheap form…”
Oct 22, 2025 bullish
Oct 29, 2025 positive
Aug 10, 2026 neutral