We expect broad-based economic experimentation to happen faster than anticipated, possibly within a year instead of ten.

I believe that the future will see unimaginable superintelligence in 10 to 20 years, unless something goes hugely wrong.

I predicted that by the time I retire, we would have grown 70-fold, but so far, it's been more than ten thousand times bigger. This shows that these principles did it, not me.

Most of the value in tech companies exists far in the future, often beyond a decade, which is why growth rates are often overvalued compared to long-term durability.

Our experience taught us to be conservative during optimistic times and optimistic during fearful times, ensuring we always had enough runway to survive for more than five years.

When shaping a project, we focus on what we can realistically achieve within our time budget, allowing for meaningful progress without overextending ourselves.

Entrepreneurs often overvalue themselves and may exaggerate their understanding of the market or the capabilities of their product.

When deciding whether to sell or scale, we consider if we believe we can grow the business another 10x and if we are willing to commit to another five years of hard work.

I think the amount that one person or a small team can accomplish in the next decade will be remarkable due to advancements in AI.