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College isn’t insurance—It’s a nightclub. If colleges were normal businesses, with the entire world clamoring to get in, they’d increase enrollment. If they’re offering a great product, more people should benefit from it. But not universities. Because it's not about learning, it's about status.

Crypto question: why is everyone so comfortable with gas fees as high as they are right now? Or is because it feels like house money? Do people really believe gas fees per transaction will go to zero?

In April, Axie did about $670k in revenue.

1. Value of using the product (e.g. utility, status, cheaper prices, fun, etc)

Media formats end up trading off simplicity for storytelling and vice versa as more storytelling requires more complexity, and more simplicity limits storytelling abilities.

Specifically, I think when building a company, all founders need to clearly prioritize the following three values: Scale, Speed, and Freedom