1Main point 15:56 ↗Moritz says his parents’ experience as refugees shaped his vigilance and drive, even though they rarely discussed their past in detail.Source: Invest Like the Best · AI review of transcript; paraphrase
Sequoia Legend Michael Moritz: Steve Jobs, Being an Outsider, and Investing in the Age of AI
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>> It was definitely not the stories they told because they didn't tell the stories and I didn't really get to know the stories until I sat down and began work on this book.
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complete obsession with the topic at hand and locking out the rest of the world and eliminating every unnecessary distraction I think is uh what uh and I think those are and again there are downsides to this people get hurt along the way uh there isn't enough time for families or others or friends uh because of the monomomania that you refer to and uh but then great things
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one of them being uh imperfect information so the pre- internet unless you were very close to things you didn't know what was happening today because the internet and some of the stuff that we were talking about earlier, everybody around the world knows exactly what's happening. Everybody's got access to the same information on, you know, more or less the same information. >> So, that's number one.
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be enormous disruption uh in particular job sectors caused by AI, I think that um it's going to create more jobs than are going to be uh going to be lost.
