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So, the lesson learned is that people hand picked and backed by Peter Thiel enjoy monetary success in the start-up world. Success that beats the average college

• spacebanana7 3y ago
  There is some scalability to this model. Political organisations could try to kick start the careers of aligned young people in politics. Spreading a few tens million of dollars across hundreds of promising people is worth it if you can get a good governor or senator out of it. Could a movie studio do well by writing big cheques to aspiring directors/writers with a tolerance for risk? In some ways the record labels already acquire talent in this kind of model, rather than relying on credentials.
  • saalweachter 3y ago
    Congratulations! You have invented networking.
  • ryukoposting 3y ago
    > Political organizations They do this. State parties have paid fellowship programs where you make a decent salary (by entry-level politics standards), and they train you to be an elite campaign manager. All the while, you live in the state capital and hang out with party members.