Healthcare Founder. Who says pretty boys can't be wild?
Richmond, VA
Joined June 2009
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Dario Anthropic: If we do this right, we work with the President and everyone here, we can win safely!
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Identical twin doctors return to run ER in hometown where they grew up so poor they had no running water trib.al/OXwDwxI
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First, a rise in sensationalist rhetoric about how the other political side poses an imminent existential threat - "desperate times"
Next, a rise in rhetoric about violence being justified to stop the existential thread - "desperate measures"
Then, a rise in assassinations.
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ALT A TIME magazine cover like the recent Joe Biden “panic” cover, except with Tim Robinson ziplining off the cover, and the word “zipline”
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My father died from a cardiac arrest 30 years after being diagnosed with diabetes. He spent 10 years on metformin, 10 years on insulin and the final 10 years on dialysis. Through his journey I saw the complexity of modern healthcare.
Fortunately, we lived this experience in Canada, where the government paid for our healthcare. When I came to the U.S., I quickly realized that had his ordeal played out here, we would have gone bankrupt.
This deep dive aims to explain the U.S. healthcare system. We have tried to break down every aspect of the market and their specific economic incentives to explain why the U.S. spends more than any other country in the world but is falling behind in measures like life expectancy.
If you are interested in learning more, you can read our deep dive below:
chamath.substack.com/p/deep-…
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New post up on how the vibe discussion has gotten lazy - looking at sentiment through the angles of misinformation, the media literacy crisis, a revaluation of labor, lack of inspiration, and the material reality of the economic experience
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"From idea to IPO and beyond."
Here is @roelofbotha outlining @sequoia's strategy of long-term partnership with outlier companies, in particular the "and beyond" part and why that matters.
