The Trace of Cystic Fibrosis

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The idea behind the trace part is, i find out i tested positive, they take my phone and they just look at all my locations. I went to the gim, this is like in a post ah, you know, going back to work situation. They know who is the coffee bar because they have their phones at that time. And then we say, ok, we anonymized all this data. And then you get at s m s, by the way, you were in cyclas. There was somebody in cyclas at the same time. Boom, yes. It would be grand to have that bracelet, cause those people are the blockers. Those o an can rin man

0:52 Jason intros Eric Ries and they discuss how things have been since shelter-in-place started
8:33 What good will come out of this? Will UBI proponents like Andrew Yang be proven right?
10:12 Eric's advice to today's founders after living through the 2008 recession & the dot-com bust
15:53 Eric describes the obligations of leaders during a crisis of this magnitude, what the test-and-trace method is and how it's effective
25:02 Do authoritarian countries have an advantage in handling outbreaks better than democratic countries?
28:45 Jason & Eric reminisce about 2011 in startup-land
30:38 Tactical advice for Founders in an economic downturn
39:52 Eric explains what he is doing to help at: https://schoolclosures.org/
44:11 What is the Long-Term Stock Exchange?
48:57 Thoughts on private companies giving equity options to contractors
53:00 More tactical insights for founders: handling layoffs, figuring out new revenue opportunities, capitalizing on silver-linings, extending runway, etc.
1:01:01 Amazon & Lyft partnering to help each other, Bird's layoff approach, extending runway by trading cash for equity
1:12:21 Eric's thoughts on the future of capitalism