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This was outside a Washington DC restaurant this evening where a Catholic dinner event was being held (I was one of a number attending). This group of protesters (there were four but you see three in this video) mounted a very high decibel noise and strobe and laser light... show more

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Vivek Sen

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Sam Altman says the most important invention of the Industrial Revolution wasn't a technology, it was the modern corporation "Before that was invented, you had these family businesses that ran on trust, and you had to know everyone, and you didn’t have the idea of a corporation. You didn’t have the idea of stockholders really." "Then all of a sudden, this new thing was invented. Countries, the sovereigns of the world, granted this sort of new kind of status, a thing that didn’t exist before." "It's this very powerful thing: we’re going to let these new entities emerge and not give them the power of a state, but give them much more than the power of a person." "Fundamentally, this was about incentive alignment, liability protection, the ability to amass capital. And all of a sudden, you could do things beyond what a family business could do." "This was really an incredible thing. And the idea of a company has done a huge amount to align the incentives of very large groups of people. Now millions of people can be shareholders of a company."

Sam Altman says the most important invention of the Industrial Revolution wasn't a technology, it was the modern corporation "Before that was invented, you had these family businesses that ran on trust, and you had to know everyone, and you didn’t have the idea of a corporation. You didn’t have the idea of stockholders really." "Then all of a sudden, this new thing was invented. Countries, the sovereigns of the world, granted this sort of new kind of status, a thing that didn’t exist before." "It's this very powerful thing: we’re going to let these new entities emerge and not give them the power of a state, but give them much more than the power of a person." "Fundamentally, this was about incentive alignment, liability protection, the ability to amass capital. And all of a sudden, you could do things beyond what a family business could do." "This was really an incredible thing. And the idea of a company has done a huge amount to align the incentives of very large groups of people. Now millions of people can be shareholders of a company."

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