Marc Andreessen on MTS
Marc Andreessen on How to Get Hired in the AI Era | MTS Live
Skip unless you specifically want the MTS presentation: all three substantive exchanges are duplicated nearly verbatim elsewhere in the corpus, especially the previous day’s a16z episode. The “retard maxing” distinction is the most memorable, but it is not unique to this appearance.
No, I think it's just. You could just do things. Okay. Like, I think it's even. Like, I think it's even. It's even shouting. I don't know, maybe. I think I can see what you're driving at, and I think you could probably explain it that way, but I think. I don't know. The way I put it is the stoics put a lot of time and effort into trying to be stoic, whereas the whole point of retard maxing is you're not supposed to put that level of time and effort into being the way that you are. You're just supposed to do it. And so, yeah, I guess you could say our friend Ryan Holiday is a stoic and not a retard maxer, as he demonstrated this week. And so maybe right there in that, in that, in that, in that, in that video, you can see the difference.
Marc Andreessen discusses how AI sentiment should be evaluated through behavior and product usage rather than polling alone. He also offers brief explanations of retard maxing and his personal system for monitoring news and ideas.