Riding Unicorns: Venture Capital | Entrepreneurship | Technology
00:42:45 · Dan Lifshits
[00:42:45] S1: I was, thinking about it a little bit whenever you, mentioned that, there are gonna be such a question. Was debating a lot if there should be people that are alive today or people that potentially not with us anymore, however, have left a huge mark in the world. Eventually, I think that a mix of some would be a very interesting combination. To me, definitely, it would be super interesting to speak with one of the biggest inventors of our time or of humanity, like Einstein or some others, because I think that they've been recreating things from scratch and completely. There are obviously more business versions of such such as like Elon Musk and others. But to me, I think like more fundamental, those like Einstein would be definitely interesting, number one. I think that to me is super interesting to get inspired by the people that continue pushing the boundaries of what humanity can do, and especially I think of the human body yourself. And every single time I'm a big tennis fan, and every single time I keep watching Djokovic playing, I mean, I cannot admire him more because I think that the amount of struggle that scene you're going through every single game is just enormous. But, I mean, he continues being the top of the pack even though approaching forty years already. I mean, I think that he just shows what the human body is able to do, really, and this is super impressive. And from the business standpoint, I was thinking that there needs to be a business guy, right, nevertheless, for a business podcast. I am quite an admirer of the first principles thinkers, and there are many of those, I think. But the person that... I think is not shying away from sharing quite controversial direct views that might be quite contrarian and not accepted by lots of people, quite often to me, I think, watching interviews at least, I'm Brian Chesky, because I think that he has quite a unique take on lots of things that a lot of people disagree with. Yet, maybe he's right. This will be my pack.
00:44:39 · James Pringle, Dan Lifshits
[00:44:39] S0: Yeah. It's interesting. Often, Brian Chesky, you just get sort of watered down to being a design guy, and he's got so much more to him than that. But it's super interesting. Well, they're all great answers. I actually don't think we've had Einstein before, which is absolutely crazy. I'll have to look up to see if we have, but, that's a really great answer. So, Dan, thank you so much. It's just a fun way to end the episode and get a little bit more insight into sort of what you're interested in and what you're thinking about. But it's been such a fascinating show. There's so much to learn still about the roll up space, and, you really have rolled up your sleeves and are are leading the pack certainly in the property space. And so it's just been really fascinating to hear how you've done that. So thank you again for coming on. [00:45:22] S1: Thank you for having me.
00:45:22 · Dan Lifshits, James Pringle
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