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[S1E12] Zero to One

May 21, 2020

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What Important Truth Do Very Few People Agree With You On?

01:47

Is There a Future of Progress?

01:33

You Didn't Do Well in College?

01:37

Introduction

3min

Is Peter Teel a Millionaire?

2min

What's the Difference Between Zero to One Versus One to N?

4min

Is There a Future of Progress?

2min

The Concept of First Mover Advantage

2min

Is Zero to One Innovation a Good Idea?

3min

Is That a Zero to One?

4min

Monopoly Profits in Mabel

5min

Venture Capital for Ten Million Dollar Companies?

6min

10.

You Don't Need Extremely Wealthy to Do a Kick Starter

4min

11.

I Liked Your Two by Two, Molstan

3min

12.

The Indefiniteness of Finance

2min

13.

You Need Lawyers, You Need Great Finance People

4min

14.

Keep Your Options Open

2min

15.

Is There a Higher Barrier to Entry to Making Physical Products?

4min

16.

What Important Truth Do Very Few People Agree With You On?

2min

17.

You Didn't Do Well in College?

2min

18.

Is It a Part of the Dull Innovation, Dullferms That We Might Be In?

2min

19.

Testosro Boosting Products - Are You Aware?

2min

20.

Do You Have a Good Contrarian Question?

2min

21.

Do You Know What You're Doing?

3min

22.

Only the Peranoid Survive by Andy Grove

3min

12. Zero to One

We discuss the 2014 book Zero to One by Peter Thiel. In Zero to One, Thiel, a cofounder of Paypal and Palantir, as well as an early investor in Facebook, describes what conditions make for a great startup. Part history lesson, part economics lesson, and part business advice, Zero to One is a succinct book full of powerful ideas.