Scott Galloway

It tries to fill in the gaps.

Unfortunately, the V might be more severe here in America.

We are not good at taking care of the people or retraining them who are on the wrong side of this trade.

But not to sound too much like, I don't know, a Pollyanna here, I think it's a pretty interesting time to be coming out of college and looking at different opportunities.

If Ed Elson was coming out of Princeton and you had two co-founders, now granted you're white and privileged and a little bit snooty, but okay, you come out of Ohio State or you come out of Michigan State, which are both really good schools, and you are outstanding at leveraging AI and you're going to start a seniors, you know, some sort of, you're going to help people find the right seniors facility for pop-up or nana.

and you're going to charge them 200 bucks instead of the consultants charge 5,000.

And then you're going to negotiate using AI agents the best deal possible.

I think that's a really cool little bit.

I just made that up in 30 seconds.

I think it's a really cool little business and people are going to fill all sorts of niches and be able to find capital and do really cool, interesting businesses.

If I was coming out of school right now, I'd be saying I'd want to learn AI and I'd want to understand healthcare and I'd want to cut a swath through the middle of those two things.

Anyways, long-winded way of saying, I think it's important to ask what could go right.

The fact that we're talking about this means, convinces me this is not going to happen as it's played out because it's the shit you're not expecting that gets you.

Very few people other than a really intelligent CIA analyst was thinking, oh,

a bunch of young men from Saudi Arabia are gonna hijack planes and slam them into buildings.

That just wasn't something we were worried about.

That took down the economy for a brief time.

The subprime crisis, you know, Michael Burry saw it, but not many people saw that, including the smartest financial people in the world were layering on layering, and all their risk models did not turn this up.

We did not see a virus shutting down the economy and taking GDP down 31%.

It's the shit you're not worried about.