Yancey Strickler

the world you see is very hard for someone else to see.

Yes.

And yeah, how do you carry that?

Well, I think it always helps, even when people are opposing you, I think it helps to empathize.

Because I think everyone, generally, people are operating rationally within their local maximum.

Yes, yes, yes.

But can you change that?

Yeah.

And it works best if you can crawl into someone's bubble with them and look into the world together.

And by the time you're done talking, it's move forward eight steps.

And, like, people are open to that, I think, in certain circumstances.

But we all, we're all resistant to being wrong because that means changing, you know, changing means that we were wrong or had to move.

So, like, those are gentle things to do.

But, yeah, I mean, the Artist Corporation idea is, it's, well, first, it's just teaching me more about how the universe works.

And,

I previously co-founded Kickstarter.

And the last time a new corporate structure was made in the United States was 2012.

And it was a public benefit corporation structure.

And Kickstarter was one of the first companies to become one of those.

And so we closely followed as the process was happening, as it was being passed as law and states, and yeah, just had a bit of an inside view into that.