Garry Tan

I mean, honestly, these are amazing jobs.

I have a lot of friends who are in those orgs and those are incredible jobs.

But I also look at what they could be doing and what society like desperately needs human beings to do, which is

to be even more in service to one another.

How does that happen?

How do we make that happen?

And my fear is that society built as it is locks people away into default paths, like just become a management consultant, go get your MBA.

This is safe, you'll get your pension, you'll have your nice vacations, drive your BMW.

There's nothing wrong with that.

And that's a great life.

And I want more people to have that.

But on the other hand.

There's so much more.

God gave you this brain and God gave you these senses and we can do so much.

And how do we do more?

Like, how do we serve each other more?

Surely technology is not a bad thing in that.

It is a way to solve more problems for one another.

And so.

I am like super pro technology and super pro markets because that's how I sort of score the circle.