My extremely naive interpretation: he’s at a sweet spot crossroads of a few favourable features: - he’s technical enough so that he actually understands what h

My extremely naive interpretation: he’s at a sweet spot crossroads of a few favourable features: - he’s technical enough so that he actually understands what he’s doing (unlike a “non-technical cofounder”) - working on actually inspiring projects (unlike “let’s sell ads” Google, “let’s make rich people richer” finance, “no innovation” Boeing or “Instagram for dogs” bullshit startups) - he’s rich enough to be able to start his own company with extremely capable people, with less need to please the investors (at least in the short term) - he’s actually driven, not just money/power-hungry like 99% of billionaires who use their wealth to buy goodwill/influence/art.