Greg Isenberg

And those are the people that buy your product.

And that's the beauty, right?

These platforms have billions of active users, so you just need a small percentage of them to buy.

But is that malicious?

Is it worth people spending their time on this sort of stuff?

That's fair.

That's good for some, bad for others.

There's one caveat, which is...

That is true on the internet.

But when you're talking about, let's say, opening up a coffee shop in your town and it's a town of 700 and there's already a coffee shop, then there is a defined pie and you're fighting for the pie.

But when you're building on the internet and you're doing what we're talking about, which is short form, spending money on meta ads, building organic audiences, writing memes, all this stuff,

The pie is infinite.

It's really hard to even imagine it.

It's very similar to when you think about how big the world is, like the planet Earth or the universe we live in.

It's so big.

How big is the universe?

How far is Mars from here?

How big is our galaxy?

That's like the internet.

It's infinite.