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Being a billionaire is more luck than skills. Also, not all people care about money. For example, I'm never been attracted to money, power, and fame, so, am I a
by nikolay 6y ago
Being a billionaire is more luck than skills. Also, not all people care about money. For example, I'm never been attracted to money, power, and fame, so, am I a loser as I work on nonprofit stuff? It is very simple - yes, Clubhouse got some traction due to the pandemic and people lacking social interactions and given how many Zoom calls end up being audio only, made sense. But Clubhouse is not something that will be attractive after the end of the pandemic. Also, the idea is so simple, and it's not even fully flushed out to be meaningful, and there are better clones already. The inertia helps, true, but do you guys remember the fate of Path.com? Because I do. I think Clubhouse will follow its fate, too.
- danielmarkbruce 6y agoNothing wrong with having an opinion on how it will turn out. However I believe it's worth considering the following: people with a track record of creating or seeing a lot of value where others see stupidity are worth taking seriously. It doesn't mean they are right, but it probably means they shouldn't be dismissed out of hand.