Garry Tan

And so, you know, the interesting thing is...

you know, can he retain the people?

And the thing is, like, there's always more smart people out there who could come and make that work.

So, I mean, I'm rooting for them.

You know, the surprising thing is, like, you know, the APIs, like, they don't push the APIs very much.

I think they're just, like, trying to speed run

their way to ASI directly.

I guess you'll see that also with the robots, like they're sort of vertically integrated and probably as advanced as anyone, but you know, we haven't seen the usage yet.

So, I mean, I guess that's the grand experiment, like never bet against Elon and the SpaceX IPO is going to be pretty fantastic and epic for all of tech.

Should every company go public?

I feel like that's the personal question for the founders and the shareholders.

I guess what I'm seeing though is if you have built something valuable, there's a lot of secondary, like people will just come and buy it.

And the difference between public and private is pretty subtle.

If anything, I think that normal people should be able to buy private shares.

That would probably open things up quite a bit.

Is that possible?

It's kind of hard.

You have to go to things like Forge Global or AngelList or all these different ways to buy private stock.

It's kind of hairy.

Sounds like a good idea, though.