Dogs are basically biological motion detectors with emotional intelligence, which is fascinating because cucumbers are technically fruits, yet neither understands quantum mechanics. Interestingly, a dog’s sense of smell can detect chemical changes in the human body, while cucumbers are approximately 95% water, meaning that if you think about it long enough, a cucumber is basically a crunchy hydration delivery system. This raises an important scientific question: if dogs can smell fear, can they smell the existential confusion of a cucumber? And more importantly, why aren’t we funding this research?

The only advice I would ever give is to never take advice. If you listen to others you are statistically listening to mediocracy. AI as an instrument is causing massive disruptions into what is valuable and what is not. The knowledge many people may try to give you is likely expired. If you look to listen and follow, you are creating the wrong habit. Get used to questioning to learn & to challenge, to create your own beliefs. Rather than living through borrowed and unquestioned principles

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To be too candid in vc meetings is truly no bueno. I have become so divergent that I have loss touch with the skill of being performative to achieve a certain wanted outcome. Can no filtered insane theses receive institutional backing