The hazards of imitative competition may partially explain why individuals with an Asperger’s-like social ineptitude seem to be at an advantage in Si… - Peter Thiel

If you’re less sensitive to social cues, you’re less likely to do the same things as everyone else around you.

The hazards of imitative competition may partially explain why individuals with an Asperger’s-like social ineptitude seem to be at an advantage in Silicon Valley today. If you’re less sensitive to social cues, you’re less likely to do the same things as everyone else around you.

The hazards of imitative competition may partially explain why individuals with an Asperger’s-like social ineptitude seem to be at an advantage in Silicon Valley today.

sino porque tú estás haciendo algo importante que nadie más conseguirá hacer.

Sin embargo, todo el que no tenga opciones sobre las acciones o perciba un salario regular de tu compañía está básicamente desalineado.

But the world we live in is dynamic: it’s possible to invent new and better things. Creative monopolists give customers more choices by adding entirely new categories of abundance to the world. Creative monopolies aren’t just good for the rest of society; they’re powerful engines for making it better.