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love asking people: - what their “endgame” is - what they’re borderline overconfident about - what they’d want to do if they knew they’d be successful at it - what their fighting style is - what outfit they’d wear everyday if no one would notice they repeated - what they mindlessly collect - what their favorite time of day is (the literal time, like 12:34 pm) - what their alter ego is - what traits they share / don’t share with their parents or siblings - what it usually takes people a long time to figure out about them
What is the most interesting thing you’ve read or learned recently? What is the best movie or show you’ve seen recently? What made it so compelling to you? What’s been making you smile recently? If you had an entire day to yourself with zero responsibilities, how would you spend it? Conversation developers: What do you remember as some of the more
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Great questions asked in the application for the Thiel Fellowship:
What are you working on now?*
What cool stuff have you worked on in the past?
What is the most important problem facing your field?
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Patrick OShaughnessyx.comHere are a few somewhat more unusual questions we recommend—again, depending on context—with more questions coming in the section on how to get “meta”: “What are ten words your spouse or partner or friend would use to describe you?” “What’s the most courageous thing you’ve done?” “If you joined us and then in three to six months you were no longer
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