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“50 years. This has kind of hit an S-curve, hasn't it? As a form factor, my iPhone here. You know, since the iPhone, as you said, since the iPhone, like, 6, it hasn't really gotten thinner, better. The battery hasn't really taken a leap forward as such.”

“So we're now looking for another form factor to interface with computers. Yeah, you know, the iPhone 1 didn't have cut and paste. And we didn't get cut and paste until the version 3. And so there was a rapid improvement, versions 1 through 6 or 1 through 7, call it.”

“And tell me about that. And it's like, why do I have to type anymore? When I met Mark Zuckerberg, he showed me the device that's on the way from Meta. This is not a secret because I know they've talked about it publicly, which is just a, it was just a plain wrist strap with no screen on it, but it linked to the glasses.”

“eventually went back and I studied two topics on my own. One, like practical applied statistics, all the stuff that Nicholas Taleb wrote, like fool by randomness and skin in the game and the black swan, and how do you know the difference between something that's meaningful and something that's just misleading random data?”

“eventually went back and I studied two topics on my own. One, like practical applied statistics, all the stuff that Nicholas Taleb wrote, like fool by randomness and skin in the game and the black swan, and how do you know the difference between something that's meaningful and something that's just misleading random data?”

“is like I went back and I just read The Story of Civilization by Durant, every page, 11 volumes, 14,000 pages. Most of the history that you read in school is the cliff notes.”