Tobias "Tobi" Konitzer

And I think that future would be a disaster.

Think more, do less.

I think we're in this world of entrepreneurship where we have this bug in our ear that thanks to cursor and the emergence of agentic AI for coding, we can build prototypes now more quickly than ever.

And we can build product quicker than ever.

But I think what gets swept aside a little bit is critical thinking, which I do.

Look, I sound pessimistic, but at the end of the day, I think I'm an optimist when it comes to the eternal questions and the big questions.

I do think that if you want to build a successful product,

and hopefully have some aspiration to make the world a better place and not just make money, you have to think about where you're going.

And I think that the difficulty and the problem of the fast emergence of these tools is that it's very easy to sweep aside these elements of critical thinking, sweep aside these larger ambitions, and just build something for the purpose of building something.

So my advice would be slow down, take a breather, think, and then you can get back to building.