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Marc on what the next generation of founders need: “Really excellent thinking coupled with a high degree of energy and courage.” On TBPN, Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 discussed how tools like ChatGPT Deep Research are giving founders “PhD-level” information to succeed, and why he’s still waiting for “the company with... show more

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Designed to generate daily income while capturing the growth potential of the S&P 500, $TSPY helps unlock new financial opportunities. For important information about the fund visit: #ETFs #Investing #IncomeGeneration

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@tbpn @pmarca Is he from France?

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@tbpn @pmarca My @speedrun application is about as courageous as one can get: a platform that will forever change how we interact with print. I’d love to give a personal pitch to anyone at a16z.

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Marc Andreessen's insight is profound. 'Be so good they can't ignore you' resonates deeply in entrepreneurship, especially with AI tools like ChatGPT amplifying capabilities. The emphasis on 'excellent thinking, energy, and courage' is crucial. I've seen this in action—quality and persistence trump short-term tactics. Do you think AI will redefine company operations, or will human elements remain key? Let's discuss!

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@tbpn @pmarca This is no surprise. Firs to market wins. And being hidden in the kitchen building presentations doesn't get you to the market first and help you dominate. You need real traction, revenue and a good enough product. And automations are bound to happen. It's just getting easier.

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@tbpn @pmarca Best take masterclass😃 Be so good they cannot ignore you Bots eat the world😆

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@tbpn @pmarca May be the influencer who wears stocking hats year round could loan one to Marc

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@tbpn @pmarca Is the assumption that the single employee will be a technical founder?

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@tbpn @pmarca time spent improving quality produces good vibes. @pmarca has always been a vibe investor. pursue good vibes and the rest will follow. the next breakthrough company will have a vibe culture.

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