I experienced the miracle of human innovation and cooperation, which propelled me into superstardom and made me feel like I had arrived.

I started thinking about how the internet could solve various problems, which sparked my excitement for technology.

I still love Twitter, even though it's complicated. I started using it around 2009/2010, and it was a time of pure fun and casual interaction.

I had to start sharing my story because people see where I'm at today and think I'm this hard, rock-hard human being, but they need to know where I came from.

I tried to reconstruct my identity on social media, but received confusing responses to my philosophical tweets.

Miracles do happen, and there are cases where people have overcome incredible odds to flourish, which fascinates me.

Social media has shifted from connecting people to creating a social hierarchy, where users seek to portray an idealized version of their lives.

When I returned to San Francisco, I was inspired by the explosion of technology connecting people in unprecedented ways, leading me to believe we could leverage these connections for meaningful purposes.

Social media has changed how we celebrate entrepreneurs, amplifying both positive and negative sentiments about wealth and success.