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Billionaire Investor, Marc Andreessen: Google Quantum computer proved the existence of multiple parallel universes aka… “The Multiverse”

By 2034, your 9-5 job will be extinct. Everything could be so cheap you might not have to work anymore. That's Marc Andreessen's latest prediction — the billionaire investor who predicted the rise of the internet in 1993. Here's what he said next:

Marc Andreessen on what makes Elon impossible to compete with. Elon Musk leads his companies like the great industrialists of the past. Marc Andreessen explains his secret: every week, Elon identifies the biggest problem at Tesla, SpaceX, or his ot

"The first mistake I made in business: thinking everyone was my customer." Reality: The narrower your focus, the faster you grow. If you try to serve everyone, you end up serving no one.” “In a startup, absolutely nothing happens unless you make it

FACEBOOK Mark Zuckerberg built Facebook in a Harvard dorm room. He scaled fast by leveraging network effects. Zuckerberg said: “Move fast and break things.” 💡 Knowledge: Speed matters more than perfection in the early stages.

The most underrated trait of a great entrepreneur is the ability to learn fast and unlearn faster.

At 22, Marc Andreessen created the first user-friendly web browser. By 24, he was worth over $100M. Then, Bill Gates and Microsoft crushed Andreessen's company. What happened next triggered the biggest tech war of the century. Here's the full sto

Ben Horowitz ( Author of 'The hard thing about hard things') on the ideal founding team for a startup A great founding team needs two key players: the inventor and the entrepreneur. The inventor focuses on building a product that’s 10x better than

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💡 “The life of every startup can be divided into two parts: before product-market fit and after.” — Marc Andreessen I come back to this essay every few months. Not because it’s inspirational, but because it’s clarifying. Here’s the uncomfortable t