There are certain products that when you see them, you know it's the future. It's always fun to live in the future.

Sequoia has accumulated $6.7B (!) in additional gains after starting their evergreen vehicle for public companies a couple years ago.

Amazing resilience

Fast Company tried to write a bad review of Tesla Robotaxi because the driver wouldn’t talk to the reporter. 🫠

The only thing that is constant is the pace of change keeps getting faster.

Six years ago I remember going to a StrictlyVC event with Connie Loizos and watching Sam Altman talk about OpenAI. He said eventually they would ask the machine how to make money & people laughed. I have to admit, I had no idea what he was talking about at the time but the clip is

There’s no going back.

Wild! Everything happens on X for ~1 year before getting discovered by traditional media.

They cured inherited deafness in 25% of trial participants with a gene therapy. The future is bright.

The top companies feel like they are pushing out at least 1 major update or new product every week.

Why do all of the super risky, deep tech companies (autonomous trucking, nuclear, quantum, robotics) IPO while all other companies do not?

Listening to one of the best founders (John Collison) and one of the best VCs (Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸) debate and discuss the operating style of one of the best entrepreneurs (Elon Musk) is a great clip. youtube.com/watch?v=E_1cTl…

Are startups still getting great ROI on well-crafted launch videos? Or is there too much noise now?

With the right tools & environment, kids can go so far.

When I invest in a new co, I always remind our team & LPs to follow the founders on social. NOX METALS has been special in this way. Manufacturing is an area I'm personally so jazzed about after years of walking factory floors for medical devices, plastic injection molding,

AI Biotech is one of the most exciting fields to follow right now. What incredible progress and news each & every day.