What Happened To Google's Founders?

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Google is one of the biggest companies in the world with a market capitalization of nearly $2 trillion. However, most people aren't able to name the founders of Google Larry Page and Sergey Brin. This makes as Larry Page and Sergey Brin basically fell off the face of the planet after they stepped down in 2015 from running Google. This is in stark contrast to most tech billionaires who maintain a significant social presence even after stepping down from their respective companies. Since they stepped down, we've only seen a handful of public appearances, and the founders have even relinquished control of the parent company Alphabet in 2019. This video explains what happened to Larry Page and Sergey Brin since they stepped down and what they're working on today.
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0:00 - Larry & Sergey’s Disappearance Act
0:40 - Avoiding The Spotlight
2:38 - Private People
3:40 - Loss Of Control
5:47 - Personal Issues
7:13 - Lost Vision
8:48 - Post-Google
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[@CaptainPlanet007]

It’s not hard to disappear from the internet when you’re the Google founders.

[@sarah-jaynemcdonald2594]

Lol, good point.

[@goggins_amazing]

They use NordVPN

[@moarx25]

@@goggins_amazing lollllllllllllllllll

[@fearless6947]

@@goggins_amazing 🤣🤣🤣

[@hansel7888]

Haha makes sense!

[@chetanpatteparapu7600]

Larry Page and Sergey Brin never wanted to serve ads as a means of generating revenue. But in the end, they got no option. Google literally has changed the ad industry and how we view ads.

[@jtjames79]

Thus proving advertising is evil. The real question is how much is necessary (entropy is a b****). The difference between poison and medicine is often the dosage. Person I think it would take several Chinese firewalls to solve the problem. You got to split up motivation into discreet units. Monopolies bad m'kay.

[@BrianJT]

@@jtjames79 honestly I don't think "advertisement" as a general thing is evil. It's all in how it's done. Lets say things weren't advertised, and you had to hear of things word of mouth etc wouldn't that mean that any brands with widespread recognition, would be harder to replace with a better, but less well known product?

[@jtjames79]

@@BrianJT my definition of evil is: that which left to its own devices increases entropy. You can use evil to do good, like fighting fire with fire, but it doesn't just happen.

[@thewildcardperson]

@@jtjames79 that is fuking stupid entropy is a natural process and a law of thermo dynamics not good or bad

[@erenblackbeard106]

@@thewildcardperson but the rate should be slow

[@antoniomaglione4101]

They chose total privacy. They can...

[@ashutoshbhushan6107]

While they made sure noone else can

[@illillc2284]

Exactly

[@diwakarp3299]

@@ashutoshbhushan6107 😂

[@asherujudo7383]

When you have control of Google algos, you can disappear at will.

[@ashwin372]

They can't trust their own products

[@kzsposeidon3121]

To be honest, I prefer their lifestyle far more than that of other celebrities: telling me how to live life, telling me about protecting the earth while jetsetting around the world themselves and all that bullshit

[@BoundInChains]

Yes

[@johndavidson3424]

Yeah, agreed totally.

[@iamjoyt]

Agreed!

[@vasumaru242]

Google’s issue for many years is not managing the company but how to invest the 100s of Billions and make most return on it. So it would make sense that Larry and Sergey can focus their efforts on innovation and create new ventures.

[@algoristhq1282]

Larry was correct, project managers stifle software development. Product owners or scrum masters make for better “management.”

[@MorrisonEnterprise]

'Management' and 'leadership' are not the same thing.

[@valberm]

Unless they're just project managers disguised as product owners and scrum masters.

[@driptagram]

TIL scrum > agile

[@Lintrovert]

They’ve made the best decision a founder can make. Too many don’t know how to pass down the reigns. Humans don’t live forever, but a good company can

[@evgenitantikov5865]

There is nothing good when a company becomes a separate entity. Humans are better for humanity, because of their imperfections. Imperfections create diversity of the outcome. Something that species needs for evolution...

[@apoorvam99]

This video is so insightful, I never thought deeply about why the founders are rarely in the spotlight. Hari never disappoints.

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Thanks Apoorva!

[@dahawk8574]

I totally agree. Another excellent video, Hari.

[@ABC-uy4fw]

Not so much, this blogger doesn't know how much power Larry Page and Sergey Bring have in Google. Both of them control over 50% of voting rights.

[@sociolocomtsac]

Google 2000: "Don't be evil" Google 2018: Deleted.

[@kaythailee4767]

Their motto now is probably "Money is King", ethics are no longer a consideration for them.

[@starman8505]

This happens when you give non technical people(shareholders) to decide on technical stuff. I too believe non tech roles stop innovation and focus just on profit.

[@imamangoo8632]

Literally they both are inovetives so they don't do market stuff

[@starman8505]

@@imamangoo8632 right and on their innovation only all these business and businessmen are showing off their cash dance.

[@crazyweb9605]

so true man

[@asclepius.dionysus]

@Tony G ONLY if shareholders and executives allow everyone under them to actually allow innovation and risky ventures. Take all of the biggest video game publishers, they rack in billions and are hounded by their shareholders, to make more money than the last year....... yet are the worst companies in the industry regarding innovation and product quality. Profits drive innovation only when innovation is focused on more than the profits themselves. This can only really happen with private companies or public companies with boards that actually know what they're doing within a company and not just investing.

[@Clark-Mills]

"Do no Evil"... well they had the right idea... but when money is involved then the sharks appear.

[@vascinx3174]

I remember when I first time heard Larry Page and Sergey Brin's name on my computer text when I was in 3rd or 4th grade. I didn't know how they looked or are they popular or not, then when I was interested in technology and tech CEO's I finally knew their story and more about them, now I'm in 8th grade.

[@Johansorell]

Great story

[@yesvee7377]

Little boy

[@divyanshu4009]

You've come a long way

[@MrAlRats]

Wow! Greatest story ever told! I never would have predicted those unexpected twists and turns in your journey from 3rd or 4th grade to 8th grade. How have you survived for so long with merely your interest in technology and tech CEOs?

[@pulakification]

So how is 9th grade treating you now young man?

[@FitraRahim]

One of the reasons why Sundar Pichai appears to be so popular in Google Trends is that many Indian internet users are curious about the CEO of Alphabet Inc (Google) who is of Indian background.

[@bfg5291]

I've always maintained that if I became a millionaire, I'd move to a ranch in the middle of Wyoming and spend my days fishing.... If I became a BILLIONAIRE, it'd probably be a chain of islands, but either way, less than 5 people would know how to find me.

[@bayareacarnatic]

Funny I don't have a penny and still, not even 5 people know me. Amazing how someone with nothing and someone with everything wants the same..Simple private life

[@akshayp3879]

Well, if you want you could do that now! It doesn't take a billion to move to a ranch of Wyoming. Just give it a thought, because people often suppress their desires in 'IF'.

[@unclejoe6811]

Stop dreaming, start making it happen

[@infernomusic1726]

Well mate… I tell ya what. I’ll know where to find you know😂

[@A.I.Office]

Larry was the CEO of Alphabet until 2019, he didn't really disappeared

[@moshefabrikant1]

מעניין

[@jaxjax2011]

@@moshefabrikant1 רתםשמר

[@Josh-hy3em]

Eric Schmidt says Larry and Sergey concern themselves with the more distant future (5-20 years in the future) where Sundar deals with day to day business and the next five years.

[@sat101]

If guys don't have heard that larry page is in new Zealand and have special visa and Sergey brin is interested in Singapore

[@hohepa1004]

I think Larry has a island in Fiji, there was a medical emergency with his child and had to be flown to New Zealand. Critics tried to make it an issue about not following quarantine but were shot down once it was discovered to be a medical emergency for a child

[@richardjohnson9543]

If I created something like Google or Facebook, I'd probably be gone as soon as I no longer needed to work, especially given all the controversy and drama coming from those companies over the years. Who wants to keep being called before Congress for stuff when you can spend the rest of your life on a private island, doing a bit of philanthropy here and there, traveling the world whenever you want and having lobster and caviar with 200 year old French wine for lunch?

[@ffsireallydontcare]

Or you could give yourself a modest salary with a few luxuries and, instead, keep the money in the company, invest in your employees, undertake altruistic ventures that benefit humanity and keep the wealth circulating. If you chose to not be evil I doubt you'd be called before Congress. Running away to a private island to escape the mass surveillance machine you've created is the definition of evil, have you never seen a Bond movie? Somehow I doubt streetview has mapped his island.

[@davidcasey5976]

Why drink old wine? If you were that rich you could buy the freshest wine 🍷 😉

[@escapesejenak4888]

Lobster.... Luxury in the west, my daily meal here even when im broke 😊

[@varunpandey3547]

@@davidcasey5976 you are poor if you buy fresh one 😂

[@SCP--mw7tx]

@@ffsireallydontcare not really evil, just selfish. selfishness is not evil imo, intentional cruelty is evil, whilst unintentional cruelty is reason for therapy. and isn't the private island supposed to be 'private'. all it really is, is a very very large housee for a lack of better words. it's private property. I doubt google can map private property

[@sourabh3584]

Thats amazing, keep making these videos!

[@namenotavailable9989]

OMG. I was thinking about them just a few days ago and why they were not as engaged. Thank you for the video.

[@Lambert7785]

thanks for the timely report - certain kinds of bright people just never really resonate with the business world - it's like they are existing in a different space....

[@D0NTREPLY]

google literally is the internet. they provide information and video. it doesn't get bigger than that.

[@ChristianKurzke]

Between 2010, when i joined Google, and 2016 when i left, you could feel things falling apart. Larry and Sergey were the glue and spirit of the company. With them gone, it's only a shell of it's former amazing place. With the $$$ wall street vultures circling. Most of my friends have quit in the last couple years. The circle of life in Silicon Valley.

[@universeofopulence]

.. where are you working now

[@ChristianKurzke]

@@universeofopulence I work for myself now.

[@VIZOP]

@@ChristianKurzke own business? Nice

[@anathahamed9256]

@@ChristianKurzke are you a developer?

[@ChristianKurzke]

@@anathahamed9256 yes, why?

[@abinchi7637]

Larry sure knows how to hide his family stuff given that privacy invasion is a key part of his business!

[@SeaPpl]

I honestly think they have made space and cleared the way for the next generation to take over the responsibilities of future IT services.

[@nikhilb6863]

Amazing duo, Larry and Sergei.

[@neeljavia2965]

They are great people. However it would be awesome if they return. The world needs innovation to move towards sustainable energy at all costs. Plus Larry seems to be a good friend of Elon Musk and they too can work on growing sustainable energy in the world like Google providing the funding and Elon the tech with his company which will be chaired by Larry.

[@LogicallyAnswered]

That’s true, but I think they just want to relax and live their lives haha

[@neeljavia2965]

@@LogicallyAnswered They deserve every bit of it. They have already done a great job for the world.

[@justapugontheinternet]

Google has done more harm than good.

[@neeljavia2965]

@@justapugontheinternet Than stop using it's services.

[@justapugontheinternet]

@@neeljavia2965 that's quite a stupid thing to say. If I stop using their services, which I don't intend to, will it make my statement any less true or will it suddenly reverse the negative effects their business practices have had? Use your brain

[@045_shivendrasingh7]

you make great videos bro and discuss silicon valley giants to space moreover your videos are factual great research skills bro.

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Thank you man, I really appreciate your positive feedback!

[@MOBMJ]

I don’t think they’re going to go back to google ever but I would love to see them go back just like I would love to see Steve Wozniak go back to Apple even now, but I don’t think it’s ever going to happen. There’s always something different about founders running their own companies that I love

[@ShaferHart]

Wozniak is at Apple and has been there for decades. It's not his company in the real sense of the word. In the beginning yes but for very little time. It's Steve Jobs company for better or worse.

[@libra9058]

This is why introverts need extroverts in their life. If we could go back in time, I wish that the three of us were friends where they do inventing and I would do the talking. I could have been a billionaire by now by being the ceo to defend and be the voice of the group. Perfect trio

[@nolisto1]

Hmmm, Larry page is Satoshi Nakamoto, I called it first

[@AshutoshShelkeP]

chills. literal chills.

[@madhulikasharma2137]

ACC. To me I love their work Man it's not that much easy to be in top 10 billionaires list!

[@drivebd]

You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.

[@_phantomII_]

Keep up the good work. Quality and consistency really does it after all...

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Thanks man!

[@thatdkguy5256]

So I have a sister who works on the executive level of google... and both Larry and Sergey are very active on the google campus... and interact with employees all the time while avoiding spot light.

[@Bhasker7474]

They show up in some TGIF

[@karterball2238]

It really just a sad story of him trying to provide freedom from the platform he created.

[@zuutlmna]

Brinn is supposed to be working, or at least overseeing a particularly big project at Moffett Field. And btw, they've done a great job on completely restoring that moffett field airship facility (it's amazing!!), making it available for NASA and related. Can you blame the guys for wanting to keep a low profile?!

[@TKUA11]

They only stay out of the stoplight long enough until it comes to bashing Trump. Seems like coastal elites get triggered when a politician keeps his promises to those that elect him.

[@jerrbear874]

There are a couple locations on the said project, moffett might not be used anymore as the P3 hangars were falling apart. If you work at Alphabet, these two aren't missing at all. I suppose the general public would have a different view as they aren't in the know.

[@_Yolandi]

These guys are legends and my idols, but I think they never come back as CEO, Google at this point outgrow them.

[@milld9345]

The problem with large companies > too hard to control and loses its vision ultimately with too many inputs.

[@andstewart9982]

Investing is buying yourself a better future you don't have to work hard

[@leonardwonderman3854]

You can say that again.

[@leonardwonderman3854]

Investing is really important, I have archived many things in my life since I started investing

[@robertrogers810]

What kind of investment idea would you possibly recommend that is profitable?

[@andstewart9982]

@@robertrogers810 Real Estate investment has proven to be the best investment ideas. I'm a huge real estate investor.

[@clintonj.johnson9879]

The Crypto market has been good news lately, many people in it are seeing a great return

[@adamhenriksson6007]

They keep 51% together so they can greenlight each other's pet projects. That's fn hilarious.

[@bennetttravers9535]

That’s amazing, dudes just living their best lives, love it

[@chrissebastian7330]

It's sad seeing these two legends who want to change the world now not playing a part in google

[@hivaladeen4892]

What they’ve created is already enough to change the world for the better for decades to come. Providing a mass adopted search engine with multiple sub markets included it in such as advertisement, publishing, cloud computing, storage etc has given soo many people in third world countries/developing countries the opportunity to offer their services to a global market so I’m sure they know the merit they’ve contributed:)

[@billmccaffrey1977]

Good for these guys - no social media and maintaining privacy. Unfortunately greed still controls the corporate direction which kills innovation. Almost all innovation comes from startups, which are free from pure greed as the driver.

[@nathanwailes]

I lived in Palo Alto / Mountain View for two years and saw Sergey hanging out at Stanford in 2016/2017. I also saw Eric Schmidt there. It's a great area to live if you can afford the rent/a house, there are a lot of smart people there.

[@mikibiasion7881]

You mean lot of scum lives there , worst shitlips ass sucking of elites doing everything in their power to destroy regular people around world. Scaming all their customers without any accountability.

[@MJ-uk6lu]

@@mikibiasion7881 That's like everywhere else.

[@brandonemmanuel5032]

I saw the thumbnail, I clicked. No hesi. *great vid bro*

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Thanks Brandon!

[@AmitSharma-cg7qr]

You hand it over to investors and board when your company go public. Any news related to founders wipes off billions from market cap, thats why they go anonymous.

[@LogicallyAnswered]

That’s one way to approach it. Many founders continue to maintain a large public persona even after stepping down though.

[@AmitSharma-cg7qr]

@@LogicallyAnswered Thank you for the reply mate. :) Do a video on Adam Neumann, CEO of WeWork, where that dude is :D

[@toshitsingh7270]

3:02 we will not see random doge coin pumps, that was great 😂

[@sudeep407]

Gives me vibe of ex machina, they might be some remote island building something innovative…

[@BenjaminOrthodox]

We need them to continue to invest in innovation.

[@jamey6236]

Good vid, well researched

[@gamer22887]

Great video and explanation

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Thank you!

[@madhulikasharma2137]

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[@LogicallyAnswered]

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[@bobbymunyavi5357]

Makes sense, was wondering why Google is now so cold

[@B00024406]

Sergei Brin has his own Venture Capital firm called B Capital group I believe. It must keep him busy.

[@KlaasVictor]

I LOVE the music of Scot Buckley!!

[@Rivs5117]

They definitely need to come back and run Google how they want to run it. From what I hear them and Elon Musk are friends. I’d love for Google and Tesla to join forces.

[@princevaliant]

Obviously they share the same intention and no doubt the due did investments in Musk's ventures too.

[@anathahamed9256]

Elon is a smart investor he knows how to toss his millions to get more profits But these two guys are real genius.. we cannot disrespect them by comparing to Elon musk

[@stevengelber2780]

apparently sergey and elon are not friends anymore

[@harzac863]

Hey the thumbnail's spelling should be "last seen" instead of scene.

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Oops, my bad. Thanks for catching that! Just fixed it.

[@TheCoolj1212]

The cadence of your speech feels very familiar. A weird thing to comment I guess but I just had to say it. It makes me want to keep listening for some reason lol.

[@grumpygrandpapatriotshow8118]

The CIA said good job thanks for the platform now go have fun.

[@frankchan4272]

Oracle’s Larry & Bob fought each each other to be CEO for awhile before Bob allowed Larry to be CEO while Bob became CIO. Bob was my boss when I was at Oracle.

[@criptik5208]

Cool what are you doing now

[@bmmr]

The way Google beat yahoo search, yahoo mail, Geo-cities free sites was game changer in the world of internet

[@GeeBeisH]

I was under the assumption that their heads are kept alive in glass jars and stored in a futuristic building called Futurama…

[@mylaidbacklife]

Techies don’t want money they want technology and innovative!

[@danielkane851]

The economy hardship, recession, unemployment and loss of job caused by covid pandemic is enough to push people into financial ventures.

[@g-tom1986]

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[@idiotburns]

Imagine you start a company and they take it away because you have more ideas for the company!

[@hariharpuri1362]

I don’t know but this is become a trend that people use object or application which helps them but even after so many uses they still don’t know the creators name 🤔

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Really quite odd

[@thatsawesome2060]

HR: we should fired programer who fail dateline. Larry: no we should fired Manager who give pressure to programer and make them failed to perform at their best. HR: you mean fired us? Wait that illegal.

[@Renould2010]

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[@audience2]

Hope Larry and Sergey repair their friendship if they fell out.

[@ChaceBonanno]

All their plans seem extreme but were lowkey genius

[@effexon]

This is much more interesting story than Social Network movie.

[@TheKnowledgeExpress]

KZbin is showing ad of Google on video about Google 😂😂😂

[@lachawootv1755]

Can you make a video on palantir?

[@vandanakharya6774]

It is suprising the one who make us addictive to Google &KZbin are not social user themselves

[@user-cd4bx6uq1y]

21h ago, the were lost and replaced by a marketing team.

[@tomahawk1556]

Most Generous Guys indeed! >>> After Creating Google to serve the World then retired in 2015 while still in their Prime! 🙏 May Good Gods & Goddesses protect & blessed Larry Page & Sergey Brin always! 🕯🌷🌿🌍💖

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[@larrybrenda3297]

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[@anshulmanapure1980]

Honestly they shouldn't return to Google, to do innovation you need money, and Google has done great job of multiplying their money, they should start other ventures which then can focus upon innovation funded by Google. For good or bad google changed the world. Mad respect for this guys, but they have brains and resources, I wish they implore more on innovation.

[@slashg2338]

Both of them are currently on the top 10 billionares list (August 25, 2021)

[@DexM47]

For those familiar with MBTI, both Larry and Sergey are clear INTP.

[@jont2576]

oh shit,when i saw jack dorsey it immediately reminded me of that guy from "silicone valley" .....the "conjoined triangles of success"

[@iphoneography]

Pretty bad when you google the google founders and can't find them.

[@rajatmalik778]

Love the video but I think it would be even more better if the voice was clear

[@stevensong8784]

have you seen their KZbin channels? I haven't seen much docs about them either.

[@jaroslavweissmann6432]

Nature of duality in this world: everything is turning into its opposite. Yin yang.

[@Cosmos1987]

Larry is in New Zealand with his family,he has taken citizen ship of Zealand

[@inetivable8188]

Larry should know he created a modern day digital nalanda ... Where people get all information they need ... He's a founder of something big ... He's enlightened happy soul ...

[@victorenmanuelcabrera19]

For some reason thought i saw this video months ago

[@gt-gu7rb]

This would make a good film or documentary. Two idealistic young men who get overrun by the maelstrom that is American capitalism and become billionaires along the way.

[@aliansti]

Larry is on his island on the BVI next to Branson's island, driving around in a superyacht, and thats a fact believe me;)

[@DomingoDeSantaClara]

How is that even possible when he's living in New Zealand?

[@aliansti]

@@DomingoDeSantaClara because you dont know fuck all, maybe?

[@bigcheesecurdlover4108]

They really keep a low profile. He lives in Fiji now.

[@JosephMts2]

Larry lives in Fiji and is a New Zealand resident, traveling to the country earlier in 2021

[@maddog3768]

Yes, we have 333 islands in Fiji but Larry moved to NZ.

[@nuruddinshahkamil3889]

They just don't want get their hands dirty with lawsuit and court order

[@tratbagd4500]

Larry is in New Zealand now and got citizenship there.

[@MusicToTheEars141]

Yeah, Google has made some very wrong turns. I think that if the founders were still in charge of Google, then the company would be a lot better with privacy, and products.

[@skinnyguy7773]

It's more that the opposite is true, Google has gotten far more privacy-focused since the days the founders were in charge (mostly due to lawsuits). This is some biased video that paints an overly rosy picture of the founders.

[@MrCavilu]

”Were still in charge”? They own together 51% of the votes in Alphabet which makes absolutely in charge even though Sundar is the CEO.

[@panseryesthatisall9180]

So what's Google's slogan now? Did they drop the Don't from the slogan?

[@HuGiv5]

Incredible, just incredible video.

[@vladusa]

Why did you show a video of Larry Ellison at the beginning of the video? Did your editor not know the difference?

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Nah man, Larry Ellison was supposed to represent the typical tech billionaire

[@vladusa]

@@LogicallyAnswered Oh makes sense, thanks for confirming. Great videos :D

[@balloney2175]

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