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I think part of it is before, you could only succeed if you were rhetorically compelling. I’d argue that’s largely been the case for the entirety of human history. Recently, a route began to open up for some smart people, scientists, philosophers And, since the 1990s, it’s become very easy to make money, friends, and status online, without saying a word PayPal had 200 employees at acquisition. Tiny for a $1b co in 90s He manages/d a board/small group at as an investor/Palantir As such, society assigned less status to rhetoric
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It’s actually shocking. But where did they get that from? Probably radio? And probably from doing a lot more talking than we did today
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