David Senra

If you think about what we were doing in the computer with SimCity, it's like, oh, look, I'll put a highway there.

We're world builders.

Yeah.

You get to control who's around you, what are the rules in the world that happens, what's the outcome of the people in the world.

And hopefully you're doing it for benevolent and good reasons, where I do think one of my favorite quotes or maxims from the history of entrepreneurship is,

comes from Henry Ford, where he's like, money comes naturally as a result of service.

And the crazy thing about Henry Ford is by 1919, he owned 100%, because he bought out his investors, of one of the most valuable companies in the world, and he didn't do it to start a company.

He had one idea.

I've read 10 books on this guy, and people knew him forever.

He's like, he had one idea.

It's kind of weird that we're putting together cars.

They're really expensive.

He was obsessed with machinery and essentially outsourcing human labor to machines.

Started on the farm, right?

And he's just like...

I want to build a car for the everyman.

Yep.

You said something very... In the early days of Spotify, I was like, I have this goal of, you know, this celestial jukebox or whatever the case is.

And you said at the very... I don't know how I'm going to do it.

He said the same thing.