"As a i gets better, you were talking about in chess, i think heu said biology becomes a liability. So then what becomes the most important work of humans? Love creativity, how we treat each other?" "We're going to find out," says David Walliams. 'I went there for christmas. It was awesome'
Founders aren’t superheroes, says Sam Altman.They may play extreme sports, respond to emails within seconds, and start billion-dollar companies, but they are rarely the product of extraordinary circumstance. In fact, they tend to be solidly upper-middle class, reasonably smart, and with loving parents.
So would Sam fund Peter Parker? What about Bruce Wayne?
Tyler and Sam discuss these burning questions and more, including what’s wrong with San Francisco, Napoleon’s underrated skill, nuclear energy, the greatest invention of the Industrial Revolution, his rant against coworking spaces, UBI and AGI, risk and regret, optimism and beauty, and why venture capitalists don’t have superpowers either.
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Recorded January 28th, 2019 Other ways to connect