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Something I didn't realize as a kid: If you learn something that matters a lot to you, you'll surprisingly often have to teach yourself. I had to teach myself Lisp, how to write essays, and how to start a startup. I had examples to work from, but no teachers or classes.
I also had to teach myself how to be an investor, and here having no teachers was an advantage. Because we didn't know how to be angel investors, we reinvented the wheel, and this new wheel had some valuable new features, like funding startups in batches.
pro se taking on big money interests...
I concur. Only experience is a true teacher.
If we have a passion for something, then means to learn more will emerge More so now when everything is free on Google
What learning modalities or mental models do you find most useful when learning about something completely new to you?
Now onto implementing batch normalization
In forma pauperis, requesting an extension to file a writ of certiorari...
Doesn't this go against your previous tweet about preferentially investing in founders with "domain expertise" @paulg ?
Founders will often have acquired their domain expertise by teaching themselves, but they should have at least a good chunk of it before they start the startup. Otherwise they have no basis for their idea.
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