LinkedIn users have been editing their work histories to add "AI" and remove "DEI".

If you want to start a startup, don't learn "entrepreneurship." Learn how to build things. The hard part of startups is not "entrepreneurship" but product: to know what to build, and to be able to build it.

Step 1: Invent a new extra-bad category of crime, like "hate crime" or "terrorism", with extra-harsh punishments. Step 2: Expand the definition of the new kind of crime to include anything, or anyone, that you want to punish extra harshly.

The users who complain about the flaws in your product may seem annoying, but they are on the whole probably your most valuable users. They complain because they care, and I doubt a startup could ever get really big without users who care a lot about the product.

Whoah, self-driving cars compete with airlines. I never considered that till now.

A friend told me that now that they've had a child, her husband can't bear to watch movies in which bad things happen to kids. Same here. That was one of the most surprising things about having children. You're not just protective of your own children, but children in general.

One advantage of having many distinct sovereign nations instead of a single world government is that they can try different policies and we can see which work best.