Joon Sung Park

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The Twenty Minute VC (20VC): Venture Capital | Startup Funding | The Pitch · 20VC: The Best AI Companies Have Unique Data Acquisition Strategies | Will Simile Kill Kalshi, Polymarkets and NASDAQ | How to Sign Fortune 500 Companies As Customers in Weeks with Joon Sung Park, Simile · 1 Aug 2026 podcast

So the way we see it is, again, fundamentally, the core primitive of what we're trying to build is very straightforward.

You tell us what population you're interested in, and we'll go model them.

Really, so far, the layer of innovation has lived in the more tooling layer.

How can we create better survey tool?

How can we create a better interview tool?

Simulation is fundamentally about something different, which is how can you create the most generalizable model of people so that we can represent people's viewpoints at scale?

That goes beyond simply running surveys or interviews.

Down the line, I actually see simulation as a field moving into context where, hey, can we actually create simulations of many people?

interacting with each other so that you can understand all the downstream implications of your decision making.

Or if imagine you have a new product you're about to launch, can you actually simulate the entire launch and how the audience might actually react, how the market might shift?

And this also goes into the scientist part of me also get quite excited by the vision where

Simulation I do think can also be a cure for many of what we call, quote unquote, wicked problems.

A good example here might be things like climate change requires collective action across many stakeholders who have different incentives.

One of the reasons why such problems are so difficult

is actually finding the right equilibrium state where all different parties come together to make decisions for global good is very difficult.

Can we actually simulate those decision-making processes?

Can we actually simulate even things like in what conditions does a democracy fail?

Can we actually predict that?

These are the kind of questions that simulation ultimately can answer.

This is for us where the principles matters so much.

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