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Mike: Yeah. I think that the most obvious example in history would be jobs in Wozniak. Woz was the builder and Jobs was the persuader. That’s not saying that Jobs isn’t a product guy, Jobs is a technical, but I think we can agree that Jobs had incredible persuasive skills and that Jobs could get people to, they even called it literally a reality distortion field, which by definition, is getting someone to abandon their logic. Whereas like Wozniak, his original design for the Apple II was just poetry in electronics, particularly when you compare it with what was there in the day.

[The Knowledge Project Ep. #77] Mike Maples: Living in the Future - Farnam Street

fs.blog

Reading is faster than listening. Doing is faster than watching. ↓ You should be too busy to “do coffee” while still keeping an uncluttered calendar.

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant

Eric Jorgenson, Jack Butcher, and Tim Ferriss

HBO as a company was working across a complete range of genres. It was Fuchs’s motto, “Something for everybody, some of the time.” This is in contrast with the networks that had to live by “Something for everybody, all of the time.”

Tinderbox

James Andrew Miller

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