Balaji Srinivasan

So here they're for dual class stock, but now look at this one.

You can't fire Mark Zuckerberg's kids, kids, tech companies using dual class.

So dual class stock is good.

Yeah.

When it's for the New York times company, it's for Salzburg.

It's good.

When it's for Zuckerberg, right, it's bad.

This is the decoder lens you can apply to every single thing they do.

You know, you may know it also as Russell Conjugation, right?

Have you heard that before?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So should I explain Russell Conjugation?

It's an important conceptual thing here, just a baseline thing.

These are like some of the basics from like five years ago to me.

Like, I sweat, you perspire, but she glows, right?

He doxes, she leaks, but the New York Times investigates.

Okay, so like, you know, how Punch protected the time with dual class talk that allowed him to serve the public interest decade after decade versus unaccountable Mark Zuckerberg's dual class talk, blah, blah, blah, right?

Okay, so they just Russell conjugate everything and they space it out enough, right?

That, you know, they put the negative and pejorative connotation on it when it's tech and they put the positive connotation on it when it's media.