The argument that stayed with me after an hour was: 1. humanity can only reach its potential if we have a lot of unicorns (innovations that get out in front of

The argument that stayed with me after an hour was: 1. humanity can only reach its potential if we have a lot of unicorns (innovations that get out in front of cultural changes) 2. VCs are set up fairly well to fund unicorns, but they'd have a bit more success if they paid more attention to the intersection of complex technologies 3. unicorn farming is exceptionally harmful to entrepreneurs: if we know the success rate is so tiny, we should take better care of everyone else I picked #3 for the title of this post because that was the most distinctive (and personally relevant to me as a founder).