Lenny Rachitsky

There's kind of the ethos, which is what we've been talking about, values, purpose, mission, and then there's integrity.

So talk about that.

So why did I use the word integrity?

Are there any downsides to filing this charter?

It sounds like a great single takeaway.

If there's anything you think of this conversation, you should do this.

The fact that Anthropic did this is such a huge deal because I think a criticism of all of this that people probably hear is this is going to limit our growth is going to hurt our potential.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

People want to be this like touchy feely business like we're trying to like.

Capitalism has worked in creating a lot of very successful companies and value and innovation.

Capitalism has worked in many ways.

Why would we need to do this?

And Anthropic being the fastest growing company of all time, just like Absurd, breaking all records, is a public benefits corporation.

It should make you feel okay about doing this.

It's funny you say that.

So I just had Kat, the head of product on Clock Code, and I asked her just, how are you able to ship so fast?

They're shipping a massive product or feature every week.

Essentially, they were going through a period of hours every day.

And a big part of her answer was exactly what you're describing, which is we are so mission aligned.

It is so easy for us to decide this is something we will do or not.