"Ocean is the new space" - 7 Wild Ideas for the $3 Trillion Dollar Frontier
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That episode was a whirlwind. Yeah, we just recorded with our buddy Will O'Brien. This episode was like my favorite conversations living in San Francisco, where you run into a weirdo who knows a lot about something you know very little about and you get way smarter in like forty five minutes, your mind gets blown like five times and you just get smarter. So this is a get smarter episode for me. And it wasn't just about like the business and the ideas that he talked about, but the mindset and how he thought about just like the philosophy of life that I was inspired by. Yeah, exactly. So okay, what are we talking about? We're talking about
How the ocean і the new space. uh how there's companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin, all these companies that are doing cool shit in space. He knows a lot about companies that are doing cool things in the ocean, which is something I honestly didn't know anything about going in. Now I'm pretty fascinated with. But then we talked about The conversation toward the end gets really fun. Conspiracy theories, why conspiracy theorists make for great founders, his summer living with monks in Nepal, and what he took out of that. It was the end is really good. So get there to the end. I promise you you will enjoy this episode. I feel like I could rule the world and know I could be what I want to.
I'm putting my law in it like my day's all on the road less travel never. And Will is an Irish guy. Hm. Talks my ear off about the ocean. And I honestly wasn't thinking about the ocean at all. Until I saw maybe a tweet of yours which was basically saying
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