"talent flows toward problems that institutions are willing to pay to solve" Reminds me of Groucho's Law: you should never work on something for which you can get funding. Why? Bc it means it's not adventurous enough. Tonge-in-cheek, but worth pondering regularly, IMO.https://twitter.com/nayafia/status/1022565754925809664 …
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On the other hand only a very few people (near 0 per million) can work at the same intensity for as long a time that the markets demand in an orthogonal venture alone. You work harder when you’re in the vicinity of others working hard.
That may or may not be true, but you also end up making something that would have existed anyway. Which seems rather dispiriting to me.
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True. Progress is path dependent in the short term but not in the long term - Quote from a very famous and successful VC I can’t name. The other option is die penniless? :)
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