This is an amazing piece. It explains a lot behind the relative stagnation of technological innovation. Peter Thiel has been talking about this for a long time too - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jX07zPupNdc
I love the idea behind your website too - the PDF format works wonders for reading.
TL;DR as technology gets more efficient we do more of the worst kind of paperwork. Increasingly jurisdictions’ relative economic strength will ≈ the burdenlessness of their regulatory regimes. Either China, Texas, or Mars will win
Not sure how this interacts with AI doing/evaluating paperwork, or the necessity for sales/distribution of products. Maybe it’s all distribution and paperwork all the way down? Not sure, would love thoughts
This is an amazing piece. It explains a lot behind the relative stagnation of technological innovation. Peter Thiel has been talking about this for a long time too - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jX07zPupNdc
I love the idea behind your website too - the PDF format works wonders for reading.
TL;DR as technology gets more efficient we do more of the worst kind of paperwork. Increasingly jurisdictions’ relative economic strength will ≈ the burdenlessness of their regulatory regimes. Either China, Texas, or Mars will win
Not sure how this interacts with AI doing/evaluating paperwork, or the necessity for sales/distribution of products. Maybe it’s all distribution and paperwork all the way down? Not sure, would love thoughts