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On the other hand, this issue reminds me of Peter Thiel's TedX talk, where he makes the argument that real technological invention may be slowing: http://www.yo
by adamgravitis 14y ago
On the other hand, this issue reminds me of Peter Thiel's TedX talk, where he makes the argument that real technological invention may be slowing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOB7nezuQ7g http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOB7nezuQ7g
I agree assisting people to reach the airport on-time may morph into a larger corporate vision, but I disagree it's likely to contribute to solving cancer, making better fuel, or reaching strong AI. ...And it's arguably a distraction of rare talent from that calibre of problem.
- pg 14y agoNo initial product is likely to contribute to solving those problems, because most initial products don't lead to anything. Conversely, a startup that grows sufficiently big can contribute to the solution of almost any problem, including those you mention.
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