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The New New Thing

Michael Lewis
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7 mentions · 7 episodes · 1 podcast
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The excerpt discusses the book 'The New New Thing', which is about Jim Clark and his impact on Silicon Valley. The speaker revisits the book to explore Clark's unusual character and achievements.

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The book discusses new growth theory, arguing that wealth comes from human imagination and the creation of entirely new things.

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The excerpt references Michael Lewis's book, which discusses Jim Clark and his ventures in Silicon Valley, particularly during a time of fundraising challenges.

Sentiment: Passing Reference
Trigger: Silicon Valley ventures
For: Individuals interested in Silicon Valley history
Key quote: The excerpt references Michael Lewis's book, which discusses Jim Clark and his ventures in Silicon Valley.
The host briefly mentions 'The New New Thing' to highlight Jim Clark's impact on Silicon Valley during fundraising challenges. This reference serves to provide context about the entrepreneurial environment of the time.
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The book is referenced in relation to Jim Clark, co-founder of Netscape, highlighting its significance in understanding the tech industry.

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The speaker mentions a podcast based on Michael Lewis's great book about Jim Clark, highlighting his significant personality and contributions.

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It echoes back to the podcast on the Michael Lewis book. On the new new thing.

Sentiment: Highly Recommended
Trigger: new economy and entrepreneurship
For: Entrepreneurs and business enthusiasts
Key quote: Paul was a creature of the new economy, but he was also an old American.
The host mentions 'The New New Thing' to highlight the innovative spirit of entrepreneurs like Jim Clark, who embody the ethos of the new economy. This book serves as a lens through which to understand the importance of invention over consistency in entrepreneurial endeavors.
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The podcast references Michael Lewis's book, discussing Jim Clark's belief in rewarding the makers and engineers who create products and services.

Sentiment: Deep Dive
Trigger: business philosophy and innovation
For: Entrepreneurs and innovators
Key quote: Difference and retention of total control.
The host discusses the ethos of James Dyson and how it relates to the ideas presented in Michael Lewis's 'The New New Thing.' The book emphasizes the importance of being different and retaining control in business, challenging conventional wisdom about success and innovation.