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What does the incoming Trump administration mean for tech? Here’s what Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 and benahorowitz.eth think about the next four years, and what we can expect for Little Tech and beyond 👇

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a16z1 year ago

Their post-election recap is here, on the latest episode of The Ben & Marc Show:

Slingshot News1 year ago

🚨EXCLUSIVE: Here’s How Donald Trump Can Break China’s Battery Monopoly What do YOU think about this idea? Let us know in the comments ⬇️ Be sure to follow @NewsSlingshot for more exclusive reports!

rahulio1 year ago

@pmarca @bhorowitz This is a really great video. Key insights that have never been distributed before about why gov't is working or not on various issues in tech on elsewhere.

Ari Teman1 year ago

God willing, AG Gaetz pulls back the DOJ political targeting of pro Trump founders and gets rid of prosecutors who have been caught cheating, hiding evidence, and coaching witnesses to lie. It's unbelievable that that even has to be said, but that's where the justice system has fallen.

arun1 year ago

@pmarca @bhorowitz 👀

macbet1 year ago

@pmarca @bhorowitz You've got a lot of shite NFT's to offload...

好家伙🥷1 year ago

@pmarca @bhorowitz 🤜🤛

StartupDomains1 year ago

@pmarca @bhorowitz The next four years could shape tech in unexpected ways

FANPOLE1 year ago

@pmarca @bhorowitz Came for the Dems/Libs (I.e. @jason ) comments defending the establishment

MEME PI1 year ago

@pmarca @bhorowitz goôg

hardWork1 year ago

@pmarca @bhorowitz

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