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NDOutstanding interview! Thx!
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ACGreat interview. It would be really interesting to get some more considered deep dives on the companies likely to transform the future - ie, like that Facebook in 2007 comment. Also a review of key tech trends impacting society and the companies leading them would be great.
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TZGreat interview. The most interesting thing was about completely virtual companies. I have thought about this for a while, and increased government taxation in all aspects of life to pay for ever expanding deficits will drive this even further. If Facebook was a completely virtual/distributed company, how do you tax such an entity? If regulations say a company must be registered somewhere - fine, register it in a 0% tax jurisdiction (e.g. most of the Caribbean islands).
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DFThis guy is so top notch
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DMGreat conversation—thanks, gentlemen.
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SYFascinating interview! Surprisingly, for someone who's been involved in tech as long as Rabois, he didn't say anything about Bitcoin or disruption in finance. But the comment about trust in information might as well be referring to Bitcoin. " Online I'd say, when information is accurate or trustworthy, I'm not sure there was ever a solution to this truthfully."
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WWGreat interview. RV should do more interviews like this. Next time Peter Thiel maybe?
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MDInteresting interview, thanks Raoul and Keith. The changes in education, particularly university, will be massive (in the US particularly). Wonder how that will affect rentals/housing. Or student unions - all those campus related things. You'd think research will still stay at universities, yet their funding may be impacted. Don't know.
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PGLoved it. Appreciate these high-level discussions on technology, entrepreneurship, society, etc...with unique individuals thrown into the RV playlist every now and then!
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GBReally love the VC content, would be interested if you could pull off a new VC section like the crypto one you have! I’d pay for that.
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LFThere is still innovation happening in the valley. Trust me, I work square in the middle of it. True, much of it is incremental and adjacent type. Breakthrough innovation is happening, but not at the pace and scale of the past. Of course this is more a function of the sheer volume of work that is happening these days. VC's also tend to be a bit like Hollywood producers these days. They like to invest in sequels and proven themes.
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SSNot sure Silicon Valley and Innovation are synonymous at this point. I know the instance of Peter Thiel he moved out of Silicon Valley to get away from the group think that was going on there.
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GHReally great interview Raoul thx Keith has had an incredible career.
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KPI guess buying short dated way out of money call options is considered long term investing now.
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JBwhat a treat. Keith is an absolute legend in tech and angel investing.
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BKThanks Raoul and Keith!