Marc Andreessen

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So historically, so historically, like if you go back to the days of the American revolution, it was common in, in even like midsize cities, you would have like 10 or 15 different newspapers, uh,
And each newspaper would represent like a different political point of view.
And then the newspapers would have these like furious, you know, just like you would do today online.
They would just have these furious constant political, you know, fighting and accusations back and forth and arguments.
And, of course, the newspaper owners would be trying to egg all that stuff on because it sold papers.
But it was like very common to have like many newspapers per city that would all fight with each other.
And then the economics of centralized media meant that those all rolled up into a single newspaper.
Um, and, and then, and then that single newspaper, you know, at least for a while tried to be nonpartisan and tried to be even handed cause it was trying to appeal to everybody.
Um, and then, and so, and again, same thing of just like, you know, like when I was a kid, it was three television networks that were all basically the same.
Uh, they were all trying very hard to be even handed at least, you know, kind of as best they could.
Uh, there were like three national news magazines.
Um, you know, there were like, I don't know, there was a small number of national radio networks.
Um, you know, there were two, you know, newswire services.
And so I,
Like, I will concede, like, I think we lived through a period of suppressed volatility as a consequence of the fact that we had overly centralized media.
I think if you go back before that, like, if you go back to before that, if you go back to, like, the 1930s and before, like, media was much more fragmented.
It was much more like it is today.
And then, like I said, if you go all the way back, like, 200, 250 years ago, it was, like, extremely fragmented.
Like, if you read the accounts of, like, Ben Franklin as a newspaper publisher and, like, the stuff that he got up to with his newspaper.
So, okay, great story.
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