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Let's try to solve this. Let X be chicken Y egg. We know that Y is a function of X. We can write Y = f(x) ... Hahahahahaha groceries win elections for MAGA!
February 26, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Let's try to solve this. Let X be chicken Y egg. We know that Y is a function of X. We can write Y = f(x) ... Hahahahahaha groceries win elections for MAGA!
Holly Cow! So this buying Open AI thing was no joke?
February 16, 2025 at 3:17 AM
Holly Cow! So this buying Open AI thing was no joke?
I paid $2.92 for gas in DFW as of January 20, 2025. I will print this and keep it home for 4 years.
January 20, 2025 at 9:58 PM
I paid $2.92 for gas in DFW as of January 20, 2025. I will print this and keep it home for 4 years.
Conclusion: Zero to Sixty-Eight—The Real Startup Journey
The secret formula for success: Born rich → Go to elite school → Get funded → Then talk about meritocracy.
If you don’t have capital, just skip to Chapter 68: Getting a Job at a Funded Startup Instead.
Would you like me to refine this further?
The secret formula for success: Born rich → Go to elite school → Get funded → Then talk about meritocracy.
If you don’t have capital, just skip to Chapter 68: Getting a Job at a Funded Startup Instead.
Would you like me to refine this further?
January 13, 2025 at 10:20 PM
Conclusion: Zero to Sixty-Eight—The Real Startup Journey
The secret formula for success: Born rich → Go to elite school → Get funded → Then talk about meritocracy.
If you don’t have capital, just skip to Chapter 68: Getting a Job at a Funded Startup Instead.
Would you like me to refine this further?
The secret formula for success: Born rich → Go to elite school → Get funded → Then talk about meritocracy.
If you don’t have capital, just skip to Chapter 68: Getting a Job at a Funded Startup Instead.
Would you like me to refine this further?
Chapter 4: The Future Belongs to the Funded
- Thiel argues that you should build something new. Investors urge you to already be rich first.
- Venture capital as the gatekeeper of who gets to "innovate."
- Success isn’t about building the future—it’s about getting funded before you run out of hope.
- Thiel argues that you should build something new. Investors urge you to already be rich first.
- Venture capital as the gatekeeper of who gets to "innovate."
- Success isn’t about building the future—it’s about getting funded before you run out of hope.
January 13, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Chapter 4: The Future Belongs to the Funded
- Thiel argues that you should build something new. Investors urge you to already be rich first.
- Venture capital as the gatekeeper of who gets to "innovate."
- Success isn’t about building the future—it’s about getting funded before you run out of hope.
- Thiel argues that you should build something new. Investors urge you to already be rich first.
- Venture capital as the gatekeeper of who gets to "innovate."
- Success isn’t about building the future—it’s about getting funded before you run out of hope.
Chapter 3: Competition Is for Losers—Unless You’re Poor
- Thiel says avoid competition—but what if you’re competing for rent money?
- How the startup world praises disruption but resists actual economic mobility.
- Why investors fund "bold ideas"—as long as they come from Stanford grads.
- Thiel says avoid competition—but what if you’re competing for rent money?
- How the startup world praises disruption but resists actual economic mobility.
- Why investors fund "bold ideas"—as long as they come from Stanford grads.
January 13, 2025 at 10:17 PM
Chapter 3: Competition Is for Losers—Unless You’re Poor
- Thiel says avoid competition—but what if you’re competing for rent money?
- How the startup world praises disruption but resists actual economic mobility.
- Why investors fund "bold ideas"—as long as they come from Stanford grads.
- Thiel says avoid competition—but what if you’re competing for rent money?
- How the startup world praises disruption but resists actual economic mobility.
- Why investors fund "bold ideas"—as long as they come from Stanford grads.
- How the PayPal Mafia proved that success breeds success—just not for you.
January 13, 2025 at 10:17 PM
- How the PayPal Mafia proved that success breeds success—just not for you.
Chapter 2: One to Sixty-Eight—If You’re Born Into the Right Zip Code
- Thiel preaches monopolies, but first, you need money to monopolize anything.
- Network effects? More like nepotism effects—why some founders raise millions before writing a single line of code.
- Thiel preaches monopolies, but first, you need money to monopolize anything.
- Network effects? More like nepotism effects—why some founders raise millions before writing a single line of code.
January 13, 2025 at 10:17 PM
Chapter 2: One to Sixty-Eight—If You’re Born Into the Right Zip Code
- Thiel preaches monopolies, but first, you need money to monopolize anything.
- Network effects? More like nepotism effects—why some founders raise millions before writing a single line of code.
- Thiel preaches monopolies, but first, you need money to monopolize anything.
- Network effects? More like nepotism effects—why some founders raise millions before writing a single line of code.
Chapter 1: Zero to... Nowhere
- You have a great idea. Investors don't care.
- Bootstrapping? Sure, if you enjoy eating ramen for five years.
- The "lean startup" method: A euphemism for "work for free until you burn out."
- You have a great idea. Investors don't care.
- Bootstrapping? Sure, if you enjoy eating ramen for five years.
- The "lean startup" method: A euphemism for "work for free until you burn out."
January 13, 2025 at 10:15 PM
Chapter 1: Zero to... Nowhere
- You have a great idea. Investors don't care.
- Bootstrapping? Sure, if you enjoy eating ramen for five years.
- The "lean startup" method: A euphemism for "work for free until you burn out."
- You have a great idea. Investors don't care.
- Bootstrapping? Sure, if you enjoy eating ramen for five years.
- The "lean startup" method: A euphemism for "work for free until you burn out."