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Read it twice. Insightful. Might revisit again.
Are you telling me to never read this or are you saying you have never read it.
i have never read
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I mean in a brotherly decentralized way
I love you jack <3
I mean in a brotherly decentralized way
I liked it, it was insightful.
New to this platform. X banned me for posting bitcoin content. Thank @jack for creating this space. Looking to grow here soon
You already know the content
Is 'read' past tense or an indication to advise against - either way - I've missed you ♻️
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Don’t read it; or you haven’t read it ?
Great book
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Stupid book. Biggest waste of time reading. Only midwit follower-types with no original thoughts could go for that book.


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It's interesting in light of everything that's come to pass with Peter Thiel -- his idea of success in business is basically to build a monopoly, then build a moat so high nobody can catch up. It's basically what everyone's stereotype of "greedy evil capitalists" is.
One can imagine a direct throughline from this to Curtis Yarvin and the "neo-monarchists"...
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Why @jack?
There's an interesting quote in it where Thiel calls Musk a "sales grandmaster":
> But since complex sales requires making just a few deals each year, a sales grandmaster like Elon Musk can use that time to focus on the most crucial people—and even to overcome political inertia.
Once you see Musk as a "sales grandmaster" (vs. hardcore engineer) everything makes sense.
it‘s been a long time since I read it, but what I remember is mostly:
when someone else builds the same thing you do don’t waste your time and move on creating something new
Are you imploring us to "never read this one", or are you saying that you personally "never read this one"?
i have never read
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Neither do I
This version is better, he dives deeper into how to rug pull billions from ICOs, buy off regulators and ultimately buy 164,000 bitcoins with stolen money.


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I've read and I can say that Thiel's contrasting of "innovation" and "globalization" (the latter being essentially a horizontal reproduction of existing solutions) is insightful. The idea that a true monopoly lies in being the only one capable of doing something (by real skill and not by outing the competitors) is less cynical than it initially seems. And I also liked the reflections on "occult sales" (say you are in just for innovation and so on, and create beautiful things so everyone will want to buy your product even when you haven't announced it as a product).
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I blame the English language.
I recently read this for the first time, just a few months back. It’s fascinating to dive into it so long after it was originally written.
It deserves a couple reads
It's a good one.
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It’s a good one
Oh, shame on me. 🙂 I started it twice and never finished it. Thanks for the reminder. Even recommended it. I guess the lesson it had to teach me was another one. And somehow I'm still more fascinated with the ZERO...
Why not? Read it once, before someone stole it from me. Although I don't remember it.
Is this a completely separate book or does it include Zero to One content? Thx!