Morgan(@morganlinton):I think we are reaching an incredibly interesting point in history where the vast majority of people are actually living in the past. We often say here on X, that we're all living in a bubble. But I'd argue some of us, like Jacob, are actually not living in a bubble at all. You can choose to live in the future. Awesome to see VCs like A16z recognize this. I see a lot of VCs getting heat lately, but it's important to remember, there are lots of great VCs out there that get it, and make it possible for great entrepreneurs to pursue huge dreams.

2026.11.01 18:35

I think we are reaching an incredibly interesting point in history where the vast majority of people are actually living in the past. We often say here on X, that we're all living in a bubble. But I'd argue some of us, like Jacob, are actually not living in a bubble at all. You can choose to live in the future. Awesome to see VCs like A16z recognize this. I see a lot of VCs getting heat lately, but it's important to remember, there are lots of great VCs out there that get it, and make it possible for great entrepreneurs to pursue huge dreams.

Anish Acharya@illscience

2026.10.31 21:37

There's an emerging set of people that get way more out of the models than the rest of us. They say that software is trivially replicable, but not the software these founders are building and certainly not the way in which they're building it. Jacob is living in the future and worth paying close attention to.