Anish Acharya

I don't think we're allowed to believe in luck at Andreessen.

We have to see 100% of the deals in our domain and that we win 100% of the deals that we go after.

We have to see 100% of the deals in our domain and that we win 100% of the deals that we go after.

I disagree with you.

I disagree with you.

I wish it was true.

I wish it was true.

I simply wish it was true, and I want it to be true, and maybe it will be true, that it will be, you know, the whole thing that we always love to say to ourselves around sort of talent and opportunity not being, you know, talent is equally distributed opportunity.

I simply wish it was true, and I want it to be true, and maybe it will be true, that it will be, you know, the whole thing that we always love to say to ourselves around sort of talent and opportunity not being, you know, talent is equally distributed opportunity.

It's not.

It's not.

The truth is that cities are the original network effect.

The truth is that cities are the original network effect.

And for technology, there is a network effect for builders in SF.

And for technology, there is a network effect for builders in SF.

And for this moment in technology, right, where so many of the secrets are these sort of things whispered down shadowy hallways, the benefit of being in SF is enormous.

And for this moment in technology, right, where so many of the secrets are these sort of things whispered down shadowy hallways, the benefit of being in SF is enormous.

There's also, we just talked about this, there's a selection bias question.

There's also, we just talked about this, there's a selection bias question.

Do you care enough to make it happen in SF?