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The first product of Nokia was a toilet paper
Twitter used to be a podcasting platform
Samsung used to be a grocery store
Lamborghini used to be a tractor
LG. used to be a facial cream
Colgate used to sell soaps
IKEA used to be a pen.
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Nobody knows what they’re doing or where they’re going when they start.
The 1st version of your bussiness won't be your... See more
Twitter used to be a podcasting platform
Samsung used to be a grocery store
Lamborghini used to be a tractor
LG. used to be a facial cream
Colgate used to sell soaps
IKEA used to be a pen.
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Nobody knows what they’re doing or where they’re going when they start.
The 1st version of your bussiness won't be your... See more
Gracie Van on Substack
Try it yourself: Record a simple “Hey, my name is X and I’m recording my voice right now” on your phone twice — first with a straight face, then with a big smile. Listen to both recordings. The voice that comes through when you’re smiling is 10x better.
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But the trend is clear: answers to even very hard questions are becoming cheaper and cheaper and cheaper. Which means the ability to ask them is getting more and more and more valuable.
In other words, the cheaper Grossmann becomes, the more valuable Einstein becomes.
In other words, the cheaper Grossmann becomes, the more valuable Einstein becomes.
Look, I can't tell why the world isn't freaking out about this right now. We're witnessing something monumental - AI hitting the top 10% of all programmers across every language out there. This isn't just another tech milestone; this is the dawn of what I call "cognitive hyper abundance."
Think about it - while these... See more
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