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Everything technology touches collapses in price. Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 says that’s why TVs, video games, basically anything with electronics in them, keep getting cheaper, while housing, healthcare, and education keep rising in price. "Technology hasn’t really touched them… Productivity growth hasn’t happened in them." The challenge now: bring technology... show more

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