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Sam Altman
@sama
13 Jul 2014
often seems everywhere but silicon valley overvalues experience, and the valley undervalues it.
Jul 13, 2014 · 12:06 AM UTC
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Rajat Suri
@rajatsuri
15 Jul 2014
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@brezina
@sama
no IQ requirement for a lot of jobs! including venture capitalist ;)
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Brezina 🇺🇦 🌳👧🏼👶🏽🌳
@brezina
15 Jul 2014
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@sama
including the top job in the country - POTUS with an age requirement of 35 years
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Paul Graham
@paulg
13 Jul 2014
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@sama
Experience is critical when failure is catastrophic. In startups it isn't.
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Michael Frank Martin
@riemannzeta
16 Jul 2014
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@bhorowitz
But maybe it gets easier with age/experience to exert rather than feel pressure
Erik Kjell
@erikkjell
13 Jul 2014
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@sama
@sama
you see through the guise of people trading on the experience of being associated w/success. Halo effect still works everywhere else.
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Synchronicity.co,Inc.
@SyncBP
13 Jul 2014
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@sama
@paulg
heads up arses
Kim Moses
@Kimmoses1
13 Jul 2014
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@zenmatt
@paulg
@sama
Matt have you seen this?
youtube.com/watch?v=r9PUzqBA…
#Reckless
Money Engine X3.5
@MarkClydeBrant
15 Jul 2014
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@sama
Probably because the old guys are so much richer than the envious young guns in Silly Valley.
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Chris Mountford
@chromosundrift
14 Jul 2014
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@sama
@paulg
average age effect?
Colin Percival
@cperciva
13 Jul 2014
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@sama
Do you find that the same applies with s/ienc/tis/ ?
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