Garry Tan

I also think that we need 100 of those guys or gals.

I mean, I think that we need hundreds of people who get back in the saddle and then try to solve the biggest, hairiest problems for humanity.

and we need a lot more of it.

So if I look back on this age of YC, that's probably the big hairy audacious goal for us.

How do we not just create new software businesses that solve the money problem for people, how do we actually literally create new global companies

Make cool stuff.

That make the coolest things in the world, right?

Some of it is like actually about giving really great engineers a lane to do their best work.

Like I think a lot of people don't want to work on bank software.

A lot of people don't want to help people click on ads.

A lot of people don't want to be lawyers.

A lot of people want to do something that's really, really meaningful.

And then I think our organization needs to figure out how do we help them do that?

Yeah, there is something different about a physical object that you can...

circle and that you can touch with your hands that's just different than a great app.

Oh, yeah.

We're coming into that.

The interesting thing is, a lot of the reason why it's hard to do that is actually not enough AI and not enough software.

So it's sort of fractal.

I mean, Palmer Lucky from Andrew talks about this.