Joe Lonsdale

nothing can stop me. And that's, that's like, it's both healthy, but also have to be really careful how it's filtered.

nothing can stop me. And that's, that's like, it's both healthy, but also have to be really careful how it's filtered.

nothing can stop me. And that's, that's like, it's both healthy, but also have to be really careful how it's filtered.

Well, uh, we thought it'd be great to have a world-class university here. There's no top private university in Austin. Um, we wanted to, uh, compete with Stanford, Harvard, MIT, these others. We think there's some things that are still good about those universities, but there's a lot that's gone wrong. There's a lot that's broken.

Well, uh, we thought it'd be great to have a world-class university here. There's no top private university in Austin. Um, we wanted to, uh, compete with Stanford, Harvard, MIT, these others. We think there's some things that are still good about those universities, but there's a lot that's gone wrong. There's a lot that's broken.

Well, uh, we thought it'd be great to have a world-class university here. There's no top private university in Austin. Um, we wanted to, uh, compete with Stanford, Harvard, MIT, these others. We think there's some things that are still good about those universities, but there's a lot that's gone wrong. There's a lot that's broken.

I'm personally deeply concerned about just like, you know, you used to have these young people would go to these places. You go to Harvard and it's like this like pathway to a functional elite and it's elite that's like has a sense of duty and that has a sense of excellence. And it's like, it's clear where they're going when they're there.

I'm personally deeply concerned about just like, you know, you used to have these young people would go to these places. You go to Harvard and it's like this like pathway to a functional elite and it's elite that's like has a sense of duty and that has a sense of excellence. And it's like, it's clear where they're going when they're there.

I'm personally deeply concerned about just like, you know, you used to have these young people would go to these places. You go to Harvard and it's like this like pathway to a functional elite and it's elite that's like has a sense of duty and that has a sense of excellence. And it's like, it's clear where they're going when they're there.

And I think we taught just implicitly in our civilization, we taught courage, right? We taught like pride in our civilization and the duty we have, like that we've built this upon hundreds of years of progress from the enlightenment and from our classical values. And here's what the classical values were and the virtues in Rome. And here's what the geochristian wisdom was.

And I think we taught just implicitly in our civilization, we taught courage, right? We taught like pride in our civilization and the duty we have, like that we've built this upon hundreds of years of progress from the enlightenment and from our classical values. And here's what the classical values were and the virtues in Rome. And here's what the geochristian wisdom was.

And I think we taught just implicitly in our civilization, we taught courage, right? We taught like pride in our civilization and the duty we have, like that we've built this upon hundreds of years of progress from the enlightenment and from our classical values. And here's what the classical values were and the virtues in Rome. And here's what the geochristian wisdom was.

And here's all stuff that came from that. And this is all stuff you kind of like, you kind of built the great men of our civilization with these values. And nowadays you go to a top university, And there's no sense of duty. There's no sense of pride in civilization.

And here's all stuff that came from that. And this is all stuff you kind of like, you kind of built the great men of our civilization with these values. And nowadays you go to a top university, And there's no sense of duty. There's no sense of pride in civilization.

And here's all stuff that came from that. And this is all stuff you kind of like, you kind of built the great men of our civilization with these values. And nowadays you go to a top university, And there's no sense of duty. There's no sense of pride in civilization.

I think most of these kids couldn't even tell you what the classical virtues are anymore or have any idea about why they were important. Most of them, if anything, probably are dismissive of wisdom from Judeo-Christianity as opposed to appreciating how that shaped our civilization in positive ways with a radically equal dignity of human life.

I think most of these kids couldn't even tell you what the classical virtues are anymore or have any idea about why they were important. Most of them, if anything, probably are dismissive of wisdom from Judeo-Christianity as opposed to appreciating how that shaped our civilization in positive ways with a radically equal dignity of human life.

I think most of these kids couldn't even tell you what the classical virtues are anymore or have any idea about why they were important. Most of them, if anything, probably are dismissive of wisdom from Judeo-Christianity as opposed to appreciating how that shaped our civilization in positive ways with a radically equal dignity of human life.

And most of them, they've lost the lessons of the enlightenment and how that was filtered into our government and what that means for the West and why America has been an example, right? If anything, I think we're taught about why America is terrible.

And most of them, they've lost the lessons of the enlightenment and how that was filtered into our government and what that means for the West and why America has been an example, right? If anything, I think we're taught about why America is terrible.