These episodes are incredibly insightful. Not just start-up info, but their personalities, stories and decision making criterion. Very inspiring calls to action. It helps illustrate, anyone willing to take on the challenges will likely succeed.
Most regulations are there for the benefit of the rent seeking government class. If anybody sat down and read all the regulations for finance - they would not even start a company. I believe that may be by design to shut out competition from small enterprise.
On the Theranos issue and founder trust - It's probably the culture around financial loans that you discussed earlier being so lax and trusting for those they feel are affluent, that in turn lowered their defences and allowed so much money to be invested in this tech without due diligence.
Really interesting discussion. Thanks Chaps. It is great to live in a world now where business strives to serve the customer (new model) rather than the other way round (old model).
Great interview. Unfortunately, Max is an engineer with no apr calculation experience apparently and his lending business won’t scale beyond grade A borrowers because people are generally grade B, C, D, and F repayers. The “evil” banks don’t create unreliable people, they take advantage of them fairly. People know about late fees, they pay late anyways. It’s not because they have starving children, it’s because they’re lazy and irresponsible. Max and Jason got high off their own social justice exhaling. I did give Max points though for pushing back on Jason’s Russia hacking hysteria
These episodes are incredibly insightful. Not just start-up info, but their personalities, stories and decision making criterion.
Very inspiring calls to action. It helps illustrate, anyone willing to take on the challenges will likely succeed.
Jason, great interview, great class, beats any MBA class.
you are too kind Fernando!
Very insightful, absolutely love new episodes of this podcast.
thanks pal!
How do these not have more views? These are seriously entertaining and educational tech history gold
you are telling me
Most regulations are there for the benefit of the rent seeking government class. If anybody sat down and read all the regulations for finance - they would not even start a company. I believe that may be by design to shut out competition from small enterprise.
This is one of the best TWiST episodes I've watched
Thank you Connie! :) Glad you enjoyed it.
On the Theranos issue and founder trust - It's probably the culture around financial loans that you discussed earlier being so lax and trusting for those they feel are affluent, that in turn lowered their defences and allowed so much money to be invested in this tech without due diligence.
Amazing interview!
Pls bring peter thiel
Loved this episode! :D
Hi all I'm so glad to have found this channel, was introduced via Hyper change. Great show thank you
Really interesting discussion. Thanks Chaps. It is great to live in a world now where business strives to serve the customer (new model) rather than the other way round (old model).
1:16:00 About peter thiel
This guy went to my highschool wow
Thanks for this information.
this is epic
Wtf is that poster behind jason?
AMAZON gives customers a break without squeezing them to death, watch how they operate for more examples.
Deep voice.
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Incumbents are big. Tech sucks = P&C + Health Insurance
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Great interview. Unfortunately, Max is an engineer with no apr calculation experience apparently and his lending business won’t scale beyond grade A borrowers because people are generally grade B, C, D, and F repayers. The “evil” banks don’t create unreliable people, they take advantage of them fairly. People know about late fees, they pay late anyways. It’s not because they have starving children, it’s because they’re lazy and irresponsible. Max and Jason got high off their own social justice exhaling. I did give Max points though for pushing back on Jason’s Russia hacking hysteria
that was back then before commies took over
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Terrrible gay voice.