A 56-minute Chamath Palihapitiya talk worth breaking across three dinners, because he processes his knowledge live while the rest of us are fetching ours from memory.
While it is over 56 minutes and crosses the average attention-span - his insight is actually a really great life advice that I would suggest you to watch; maybe over 3 dinners instead of that one episode of The Good Place or The Shannara Chronicles, if that makes it more appealing. As a short note, I would probably summarize his thoughts in a very simple sentence: he processes his knowledge - while you and I fetch it from memory.
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Eight subscriptions ago, my product thinking was a compressed mirror of whatever Marty Cagan and Lenny Rachitsky had written that month. Then I unsubscribed, one at a time, over a single quarter. The thinking that came back was sharper, and the trade is one I am quietly recommending to anyone who will sit with it.