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Chamath Palihapitiya

Chamath Palihapitiya

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Founder and CEO of the venture firm Social Capital, co-host of the All-In podcast, and an early executive at Facebook.

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  1. recursive self-improvement

    Recursive self improvement will dramatically increase capability very quickly from here.

    ↗@chamath on Xx.com

  2. recursive self-improvement

    Looking at the results and capabilities from the various labs over the past few weeks I would say we are firmly in this loop now.

    ↗@chamath on Xx.com

  3. Marginal costs of all models will go to ~$0.

    ↗@chamath on Xx.com

  4. 6 years earlier
  5. agency

    if I can observe the present in a reasonably unemotional and detached way, to your point, I can put a plan together.
    spoken · machine transcript hear it at 0:37:00 · all korrents from this recording

    ↗Chamath Palihapitiya: Freedom, Bitcoin, and First Principles | The Knowledge Project #94youtube.com 1st of 10 in this recording

  6. interest ratesinvesting

    what sectors of the economy will benefit irrespective of whether we go to -5 or +5? Because I don't know what the answer to that question is.
    spoken · machine transcript hear it at 0:42:31 · all korrents from this recording

    ↗Chamath Palihapitiya: Freedom, Bitcoin, and First Principles | The Knowledge Project #94youtube.com 2nd of 10 in this recording

  7. investingbehavioural science

    when push comes to shove, um what you're always going to be fighting is yourself. Um panicking, overreacting, underreacting, um you know, um refusing to observe the present, um living too much in the past, wanting too much to believe in the future. So, it's all psychological traps.
    spoken · machine transcript hear it at 0:52:53 · all korrents from this recording

    ↗Chamath Palihapitiya: Freedom, Bitcoin, and First Principles | The Knowledge Project #94youtube.com 3rd of 10 in this recording

  8. investingbehavioural science

    if you define certain behavioral principles that protect you from the worst parts of your own psychology, um that's a winning strategy.
    spoken · machine transcript hear it at 0:53:56 · all korrents from this recording

    ↗Chamath Palihapitiya: Freedom, Bitcoin, and First Principles | The Knowledge Project #94youtube.com 4th of 10 in this recording

  9. discipline

    I really think that spending time understanding yourself and then translating that into actionable guardrails that you write down and you stick to um, is a really important thing.
    spoken · machine transcript hear it at 0:55:38 · all korrents from this recording

    ↗Chamath Palihapitiya: Freedom, Bitcoin, and First Principles | The Knowledge Project #94youtube.com 5th of 10 in this recording

  10. curiosity

    I've learned that my pattern recognition before was too brittle. It was too superficial. I would ask dumb obvious questions for which any good CEO will have very good practiced answers.
    spoken · machine transcript hear it at 1:00:00 · all korrents from this recording

    ↗Chamath Palihapitiya: Freedom, Bitcoin, and First Principles | The Knowledge Project #94youtube.com 6th of 10 in this recording

  11. behavioural science

    people reveal themselves in small little ways over long periods of time. And when you can observe enough of those observations, you can pull them together to get a really good sense of integrity.
    spoken · machine transcript hear it at 1:01:04 · all korrents from this recording

    ↗Chamath Palihapitiya: Freedom, Bitcoin, and First Principles | The Knowledge Project #94youtube.com 7th of 10 in this recording

  12. humility

    I allow myself to be seduced. I allow myself to sort of fall for the narrative. I allow myself to believe the totality of what that other person believes fully and completely.
    spoken · machine transcript hear it at 1:13:59 · all korrents from this recording

    ↗Chamath Palihapitiya: Freedom, Bitcoin, and First Principles | The Knowledge Project #94youtube.com 8th of 10 in this recording

  13. managementcapitalism

    Business school as an example has taught you that redundancy is waste and waste can be converted into profit and profit is converted into compensation. And I think that is what people have really drank the Kool-Aid on.
    spoken · machine transcript hear it at 1:20:56 · all korrents from this recording

    ↗Chamath Palihapitiya: Freedom, Bitcoin, and First Principles | The Knowledge Project #94youtube.com 9th of 10 in this recording

  14. curiosityhumility

    if I'm evolving, I will have learned so much more that my thoughts today will seem slightly immature and naive.
    spoken · machine transcript hear it at 1:24:30 · all korrents from this recording

    ↗Chamath Palihapitiya: Freedom, Bitcoin, and First Principles | The Knowledge Project #94youtube.com 10th of 10 in this recording