Straight Answers
An LLM assessed 456 question → answer exchanges, the host's own answers included. Speaker names were hidden during assessment. Each exchange was marked answered, partly, redirected or not addressed, with a quote as its source. Every exchange below is timestamped and plays. How it works →
These readings are observational: the transcript shows whether the question was answered directly, whatever the reason. It is an AI reading of a public exchange, never a claim about intent, and the tape is one tap away on every row. full disclaimer →
Every one of the 122 people on the record is accounted for: 1 carry a full rate (8 or more assessed questions on raw tape), 104 more have their questions counted (27 of them with at least one not answered directly; too few raw questions for a fair percentage, edited feed included), and the remaining 17 never took a direct question in any tape we hold: compilations, panels and cameo appearances leave nothing to assess.
Nikhil Kamath: every exchange, playable
The question Nikhil asked, then the AI assessment note from the answer. Tap to play the moment. Not addressed = the question was not engaged; redirected = acknowledged, then steered elsewhere.
“But in this new world order, right, where supply chains are for resilience, for whatever other reasons are getting diversified. I think the next huge opportunity For Indian entrepreneurs used to take the export market from 700 or eight hundred billion that it is today to one, one and a half trillion, right?”
answered: “Another question here. Let's assume most countries which have done well in manufacturing”
“Did you tell this to Bill Gates when you, when you met him?”
answered: “Things like estate taxes and inheritance tax, right? It's, it, there's so much precedent.”
“Would you ask, would you tell that person, okay, you should go to college or not?”
answered: “Even if I might think otherwise I will get, Casterized for saying it here, so let me not.”
“Is being narcissistic really bad? I want to ask.”
answered: “So, narcissism is a deeper concept than that. I think it's a symptom”
“Like they came into retail, created the first retail REIT, came into office, created the first office REIT, and they've monetized now, of course, getting into industrial. They've been able to monetize In spaces which were not monetizable before.”
answered: “he made this case for why he is shorting commercial real estate across the world”
“So if you look at the flaws of entrepreneurs, I think it can be defined very well. And there are people like me, or many people like us, who have made a lot of mistakes, and how can it be recorded and taught?”
answered: “Especially for entrepreneurs, our other problem is that Uh, we all have gotten lucky”
All speakers
All 1 people with 8 or more assessed questions on raw tape. Click a name to see their exchanges. highest rate none identified small samples
| Person | Not answered directly (%) | Redirected + not addressed | Questions | Argument clarity /5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nikhil Kamath Co-founder, Zerodha | 27% | 6 | 22 | 3.6 |
Percentages come from raw unedited recordings only: produced podcast audio has tangents and stumbles cut in the edit, which moves the speaker up by about 12 percentile points. The small-sample counts include the produced feed. This is a reading of a transcript. It is not an accusation of dishonesty, and there are many good reasons not to answer a question directly (confidential numbers, unreleased products, someone else's news to break).