Oz Woloshyn

But, but tell me about first, I mean, there was a moment where, you know, you're essentially Kyle became as far as I mean, you also used to be a startup founder.

And I guess, I don't know how much of a LinkedIn head you were back in the day or are now, but there was a moment where Kyle started to outstrip you in terms of the LinkedIn engagement he was getting, which must have felt quite uncanny.

And that is just so bizarre.

Who were his followers and engage?

I mean, were these real people?

Were they other bots?

Like, what do you think was going on here?

Yeah.

I mean, you described his posting style as pitch perfect for LinkedIn.

There were three examples you gave, each of which made me laugh out loud.

But fundraising is a numbers game, but not the way people think.

Technical stability is the floor.

Personality is the ceiling.

And the most dangerous phrase in a startup isn't, we're out of money.

It's, what if we just added this one thing?

I mean, it is indecipherable from regular LinkedIn.

Was he learning?

Did you have him learn from what got most engagement optimized?

Or was he just, it was a kind of a rolling stone that gathered some momentum just because of the content was pitch perfect.

Do you get these like, something big has happened things kind of coming across your, I mean, these viral kind of essays about, you know, about AI from kind of LinkedIn influencers and subsec influencers?