The Big Short movie is SO awesome. I must read book!

收藏了，以后在看❤pe大佬

收藏了，以后在看❤pe大佬

re: the inverted mental model of authoring for businesses and Patrick's question..JK Rowling is not exactly cancelled: her suite of IP still sell, and she's become a hero for gender critical feminists and social conservatives for what they'd describe as fighting back against the encroachment on women's rights from the trans movement. Trans proponents and allies, however, might describe her recent arc as a descent into madness with her constant fixation on trans people, and that she's fuelling the flames of cultural bigotry. That's basically how it shakes out: cancelled in progressive circles, lionized in conservative (and gender critical feminist circles), but lots of people (whether faintly aware of these issues or not) still consume content related to her suite of IP. That is my (attempting to be strictly factual) summation of the situation....

I've heard the intro so many times I can recite it with him 😂😂😂

This is 200 th time, this video popped up in my KZbin recommendations (algorithm)... Finally clicked. Wow.... So so good. Everything makes sense, but very well articulated

Fantastic! He's so great

Was this @Order of the Golden Bear?

Ladies and Gents, Your Twelfth Chancellor of the University of California.

Super interesting, thank you ❤. Yeah these young billionaires 🤷🏽‍♀️. Just numbers. They do not know enough to stay human 🤣. One of my guys made money like this.. If u can not get your dick hard anymore, what’s the point ? Very wordy,🎬🎞✍🏾I will listen to this later , time to do Yoga. Micheal your a great story teller. LeahTVdotcom

Excellent speaker on a hard to understand subject 🎉 aloha from Hawaii. Leah Tunkara

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Being dogmatic about a currency reaching expiration over mathematically accurate accounting is literally scarier than nukes.

This woman is so insufferably insulting. Greedy, exceedingly narcissistic, making herself and her board members rich by screwing over Californians. Doing it all with a smile while patronizing customers with self-indulgent vanity commercials and "Leading with Love". Patti Poppe just got a huge raise on the backs of Californians after multiple rate hikes. All she does is lie, lie, lie. Patti Poppe is pure evil. She belongs in prison. Not propped up on a stage!!! 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

Thank you so much Guy!

Very handsome first speaker. Crowd seems ugly? unsure

He respects the freshmen and high schooler so much as if he were answering questions from the board.

Save Soil

nice work

insightful

Fabulous conversation! Superb appearance. Great questions! Love hearing Ruth Porat speak.

Excellent talk by a real hero! Thanks to Ann Harrison for posting the link to this on LInkedIn. : )

She really Paid outte😮🇨🇳🧲💵🤡💵🤡💵🤡💵

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I will be there next spring by God’s grace

What a bunch of dinks. Like picking winners to only crash. Like r u okay. Like wheres the person cracking hierarchy oh you guys so cracked out on selecting data. Like east asia had the biggest financial crisis like are we just going to do computational gulag but its fine cause you could get coconut water. Like what is climate. Like what is medicine pipeline. Like are we going to crack the gulag or r we just goung quote your favorite russian novel.

hes gonna be a robot u know. he is the metal gear

Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is following this very informative content cheers Frank 😊

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I love Berkeley

I learned more here and gaining more knowledge and strategies...

Single handedly lost Apple, mobile, and AI. Will go down as one of the worst CEOs ever

49:15 digital biology

shoutout trixi

Based scott adams. You were right.

How fortunate for the Berkeley Haas that they were able to have Sadhguru speak. I would have loved to be in such a small venue to hear him speak and then to be able to ask him any question. What a gift they were given. I have to say of the many lectures and talks I have watched on KZbin I don't think there has been a more lame, unsophisticated audience. The comment about his attire was juvenile, (to be polite), and some of the others commenting had absolutely no humility whatsoever but instead considered the microphone their chance to impart their "wisdom", such as it is instead of inquiring or expounding on what Sadhguru was saying. They attempt to appear elevated or more intellectual than Sadhguru and of course it backfired and made them look foolish as they are clueless about what he is saying and it is obvious. I've noticed this pompous attitude only among the American universities and their professors and students when he has been invited to speak. The ignorance and arrogance of Americans in general is annoying but when it bleeds into the academic population, a group of people who should innately and intentionally declare, I DO NOT KNOW and be humble enough, and patient enough, and curious enough and astute enough to put their pomposity in check, but as Berkeley Haas proved once again Americans, the educated class, just are not up for anyone who is not trying to tell them how to be the King of America, how to make tons of money while hiding the exploitation of humanity their wealth and the utter longing for wealth that they could never spend. The american dream. What an embarrassment. My apologies Safhgureji! for these so called educated people. They haven't a clue what you are talking about and their phone and the money changers, that own them, have them believing they are the top of the food chain. They are not, nor are they fit to eat. So there's that. Way to go Berkeley. SMH

20:15 Nvidia almost went out of business 7 times. Building a company is new skill, that no books can properly describe the circumstances you'll be in. You'll learn 1) building with so few resources, 2) the immense resources of your competition. 25:30 Making a lot of cash creating a lot of value as business gives you the opportunity to do a lot of great things - that otherwise likely wouldn't get done. Drive a great business, but also drive great impact - a company with a great business, but also a great sense of purpose. 27:50 The Innovator's Dilemma book. 30:50 As a startup, your great gift is not knowing what can't be done - that you want to stay in the naive state ("foolish") for quite a long time. 31:50 Reading books. Positioning by Al Ries and Jack Trout. 36:50 You've got to be resilient to be great. 43:20 A CEO should strive to be both deep and wide - to have the attitude that you'll be able to make a contribution and bring perspective to all different teams, divisions, special fields, etc. 44:00 *Being CEO, a leader, an entrepreneur is a craft; so decide to dedicate yourself to the craft.* Have curiosity and deep empathy, and genuine caring for other team member's and people's work and success. 48:40 Jensen's mom wanted him to be a doctor, and dad wanted him to be a chem-E. Great careers, but they weren't his path. You've got to figure out your own path. 49:15 The next big revolution will come in digital biology. For the first time in human history, biology has the opportunity to be engineering _not_ science. When something becomes engineering, it becomes less sporadic and exponentially improving. 54:00 In the beginning of a startup, you're mostly adaptive-agility is your only instrument, because there are too many unknowns. Avoid setting up a rigid structure with org charts and empires for to people to protect, and people talking about "my people" like they own them as long as possible. But at some point, you need to evolve an execution machine that's incredible, and an innovation machine that's adaptable. 56:30 Never concerned about not being able to do anything else if it didn't work out. Kids were 1 and 2 y/o, he was 30 y/o when co-founded Nvidia. 58:20 When you make a decision to start a company or join a startup, the only thing that really matters is are you going to love the people you work with and the work you do - that you love it so much that you'll make it through all of the pain, suffering, setbacks, disappointments, and bad days that'll inevitably come your way. 59:18 All great athletes and great achievers have the ability to forget their last moment. Let the past be the past, that'll help with resilience, and as long as you love what you do, you'll be able to keep 'on keeping on. 1:00:50 ChatGPT is a very big deal. 1:07:15 When you're the CEO, the company's resources is what you manage- and it's really important that you don't squander that. His fundamental job is to create the conditions by which the company succeeds and does their best work -and selecting projects that are worthy of the company. That's really about what to choose and what not to choose - the latter is really important (opportunity costs).

The name is cool..BerkeleyHaas

7 years later she is supporting wars and genocide in Gaza. Frwu Genocide.

Ursula van de Leyen, you are Mamba that Euronews wrote about. You will pay the price of your falsehood globally according to the justice of human race.

That's a well put video. Happy 125 years!

This was extremely helpful, thank you!

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Satguru ji is a best ambassador of 100 corore hindu in india.He is an authority on hinduism.

This guy has the worst takes

One of India's best conman

The guy speaks too much and says nothing . Like his brother Deepak Chopra all bringing wrong light to india . Customers call themselves followers I loved it when Javed Akhtar argued against him to show him his nonesense circle talking . The way Deepak Chopra was insulted by sir Richard Dawkins . Stop glamorising all these people .

social media marketing is not free. lol! I respect his experience but social media is definitely not free. ask a social media marketing agency if its free

This is great advice for enterpreneurs pitching for funding to VCs.

kai always giving educative insights on ai