Chamath Palihapitiya, Founder and CEO Social Capital, on Money as an Instrument of Change
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- During his View From The Top talk, Chamath Palihapitiya, founder and CEO of Social Capital, discussed how money is an instrument of change which should be used to make the world a better place. “Money drives the world for better or for worse. Money is going to be made and allocated - you have a moral imperative to get it and then use it to make a difference.“
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A moderator letting their speaker speak?
What a treat.
those clowns on CNBC could learn a thing or two.
Well it was kinda like letting a sailor be a sailor but hey it's their ship :)
It's not corporate media, so yeah.
She did a very good job.
you don't moderate this level of wisdoms :D
interviewer did a 10/10 job. Asking good questions and letting him actually answer.
She was great, wasn’t she ?!
With his personality, she was SCARED not to. I give more credit to Chamath for setting the tone then her...haha
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True! Such a rare thing!✌️❤️
Who is here after he made 500k on GameStop stock then donated all the money to barstool fund. Love you Chamath! ❤️
Same haha, this guy is my hero.
I'm probably not aligned with this guy on politics at all but I think I would still vote for him
Haha
Yup!!!
You are. For a starter :).
I cant believe that I just discovered Chamath only in 2021...
Yeah and through a CNBC interview at that. For me at least
@@Dakid015 I get to know him through clover health
Same here
this is the first time I listened to what he had to say for an extended period of time. I have to say, I would do a lot of what he is doing if I was in his place.
Better late than never...🙂
Social Dilemma brought me here! Can we just also applaud to this moderator? Much better than the people at CNBC!
They interrupted him so much.. we lost so much because of them
You mean CSBS?
Hands down the best moderator of the many interviews I have seen of him. It allows the flow of conversation to go on directions that never happened in other discussions with Chamath
Oh trueeeee
God yessss!
This is the kind of content RUclips needs to recommend...
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Google is not your friend
The interviewer’s name is Madeline Dangerfield-Cha. I concur with a lot of
the comments, she is an excellent interviewer and should have been credited in the video description for her work 🙌
well said. she is calm, friendly, geniunely engaged and inquisitive!
She seems like a student. An intelligent one
Dangerfield?
Im glad a guy like this exists. Im glad theres someone with that much capital that is still struggling to be a good person.
Man make the money, money don't make the man.
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someone who supports genocide you mean?
@@ML-ev1wk eh you win some you lose some
Amen brother
I've watched this probably 20 times over the last 3 years. The truth never gets old.
Same here,agreed.
yooooo i thought i was the only one
Just starting my second watch
Algorithm slave.
@@ritwiknandakumar if he's watching the same video over and over again, how is an algorithm involved?
"Think long term.. long term .. long term.. It tests people's patience, resolve, intellectual incision. This is where everybody gives up."
I heard from a wise old man once - "If you stick to it long enough, luck will favor you."
Damn...that's true it's best to never give up if you really believe in something.
WONDERFUL COMMENT. I love what the wise man told you... i will use it going forward. I sincerely thank you for passing this wisdom
yup well said.
19:19 Future Value
22:44 The short term dopamine driven feed back loop erodes the core foundation
26:58 Future business
33:37 You have to be open to scales
42:50 Questions
51:55 Important question
Damn..we're lucky to get to watch this for free...It's beyond worth for a pay to watch.. Hope Chamath continues to do these interviews/talks..
This man is a different tier of BRILLIANT
Whos that in your profile pic
@@MrAjbeck tr0y.h on Instagram
@@kilokay5506 bless
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So glad he's one of me (some of us).... he DEFINITELY came from nothing and has never forgotten that
So true , he’s one of the few that hasn’t forgotten where he’s from, bless his heart
Capitalist with a heart and great mind !!!
@@kgbkgb674 he’s a person of color. We have unspoken connection with each other that we can’t explain to fellow white people.
@@kgbkgb674 hey bitch what you smoking
@@kgbkgb674 you're too much of an idiot to understand different perspectives, there's no point even trying
The happiness of others makes him happy.
Finally youtube recommended me something that I can learn and grow for my future.
There’s a lot more out there. I recommend Andrew Kirby, David Goggins, Lex Fridman, Elon Musk.
Keep learning and growing always!
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People like Chamath restore my hope in the human species
no shit cptn
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200th like
but why???
what did he do??
I suggest you re-evaluate your perspective
I am so impressed how he uses the word “f*ck” so casually. He is so cool!
It's a millennial thing. When you start hearing gen Z saying their words, you won't think it's as cool.
When your child say "f*ck you" to you, I believe your child is so cool!
I heard of a study that found that people who swear the most are more honest . This guy must be pretty damn honest.
His insights come from being brutally honest.
It's unnecessary. I have attended or listened to a few high level wall street types who were not nice guys, who were sincere, they didn't need to talk like this to get their point across. It's not needed no matter how "cool" you think it is.
@@Gregatseasonalsteins No, that’s just how it was when they grew up. That’s just how some people are depending on where you’re from, you just used to be forced to not show it, it’s 2020. I’m not going to whitewash my personality for pussies like you.
There’s a difference swearing to insult someone and swearing to emphasise something. One thing I noticed about Camath usually he explains his points in a very chilled manner.
@@jewellui Yep, swear words are great descriptive words when not being used to insult someone.
He just said some real shit in there. Point blank. 150 men rule the world
It’s even more courageous to point out that basically every prominent politician is a puppet
@@RevivedRecords Charlatans not puppets
This guy is everything I've dreamed to be. Not a single miss in this interview. New fan.
Same here man!
Precisely! Chammath a leader with no ego.
Same
Why not dream to be you?
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Money just makes you more of what you already are. If you're a jerk, more money will make you a tyrant, if you're kind you will be generous.
Most people don't know who they are. Many self-sabotage their success because they are afraid of the monsters that would come out if they did make big money
Ya, money is just a multiplication factor.
He is sharp, honest, visionary and strong! Wish could see his video earlier......just come cross him after the CNBC interview about WSB
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My favorite part is at 47:00 when he is honest it isn't clear when to give up or double down and it takes an emotional aspect to think and dive in to. This is a beautiful human experience in the world today.
"Be REALLY good copiers!" - Best thing I've ever heard spoken to a grad school audience lmao
steal like an artist
"Train yourself to be patient" ❤❤
"I want to employ 10 million people, positively affect 1/4 of the world's population & my businesses should cumulatively have made $1 Trillion" - Chamath's goal for 2045. Respect the Ambition man!
Always a treat listening to Chamath. He's one of the few business figures I can think of that marries incredible multidisciplinary intellect, a sense of responsibility to tackle big problems, lucid communication, and brutal honesty (as far as I can tell). Another that comes to mind is Peter Thiel.
I love this kind of mix. If you know any other dude like that, please tell me!
Proud to be a Sri Lankan ❤️ Chamath
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This guy has the right understanding about life empathy sympathy compassion kindness and giving...
He didn't just develop it .. He was born with it ..
interviewer did a 10/10 job. Asking good questions and letting him actually answer.
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Wow. I have learned so much by just listening to this. Better than my university degree. 💯
Same😂
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I have a new respect for this man.
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Love his everyday person way of speaking and that they allowed him to be HIM and swear and speak his full answers. Loved it and am a huge fan. So nice seeing a billionaire who cares about the everyday people.
Thx for standing up for us WSBers Chamath!
Yes but he sold and cashed out!😂 he didn’t hold
I've watched this at least 10 times. I pick up new gems every time
So much information to soak up! 😄😄
2021 and STILL a profound interview
Funny how applicable this is to his interview on CNBC today (1/27/2021)
That’s how the RUclips algorithm works
It's almost 4 years since Chamath P. interview. Would you invite him again Please. Would like to hear his next moves and how his worldview changes since last appearance.. Thanks
It’s super refreshing to be able to look up someone who looks like me. I am not Sri Lankan but being brown is close enough. This man is a genius and I aspire to his level and prove that I belong.
40:40 “how do you keep that from corrupting you?” , excellent question which aged better than “I want the money”
Being able to say I don't know is so important. Thank you Chamath for saying this.
This is honestly the MOST badass interview
ever
It really is. Chamath is awesome.
yep. anyone know who the interviewer is?
@@ChonyiR yeah she's cute
@@ChonyiR Do you already know her name?
@@juanpabloalfonsosanchez3385 no. If anyone knows lmk. I would love to her more interviews from her.
One of the best interviews I've ever seen. Thank you Chamath!! So much wisdom..
Simple Rule: When Chamath Speak, you listen.. so much wisdom to be gain
This final part abour rewiring your brain is just a pure gold.
Thank God for this wisdom of this man, and thank Stanford School for posting the interview.
Felt the same
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I hope to one day be able to give "gifts" in the ways he does.
Hope we can brother
@@RahulKumar-ng2gh You can gifts in a smaller way. We have bought clothes at Target and gave those away to a school district, give $5 tip to a server, there are so many ways to be generous. It's about scale.
Christopher you can start small. The gesture/thought matters more than the amount.
I feel so proud of him, not just coz hes a fellow sri lankan as well but because hes a brilliant human being.
💯... he’s such a profound human being and being a Sri Lankan I’m humbly proud that his world view has hope for the human kind
Indeed!
This guys is my new hero
Straight to the point always hitting the nail right on the money.
I love this man. We need more real human beings like him.
Man, Chamath is the man. Literally invigorated listening to his candor.
From the first time I heard Chamath speak a few years ago I was taken aback. Today and this interview really got me to understand him and how I've subscribed to a lot of views and felt an outsider. Perhaps I am but who cares. Great interview and much found respect to Chamath with what he is doing/trying to achieve with his power and influence. A great example of human being using his power to help others. There needs to be more people like him and I can only think that he must have loved doing this interview with some of the potential future leaders of the world.
Watching in 2021! Descriptive and engaging
After watching this, Chamath i’m a huge fan.
Works with furthering diabetes care, called the decline of social media, etc. Inspirational af
This is 1 hour of pure wisdom. Chamath, Thank You so muchhh!
This was easily one of the best things I've saw so far. Chamath is a genius, and honestly a role model too! This video is a jewel, for sure. Lots of knowledge being spit out here.
The 3 F bombs in the first 3 minutes was so unexpected yet awesome
Man what a guy... After so much time, I heard someone, who was just amazing yet very simple. Simple Personality, Simple Thoughts, Excellent Brain.
This must be the most honest conversation I’ve watched. Brilliant guy Chamath is and great questions from the moderator and audience
This guy is part crazy and yet part sane. He's different. Not just in terms of money but the way he is. Different. And he's really great at talk talk.
Thank you for this gift.
Watching this in 2021, he totally called how the world works and we are knee deep in shit. Get the money and make new rules!
He’s calling out open society foundation and how they are moulding the world as their ideology by buying media, politics, local Govt, movie industries, video games etc.
@@ugotserved911 I disagree. As he's stated, he's probably one of the few individuals who has witnessed what's behind the veil and boldly reported on what the top 1-5% are doing in order to control the masses. He made it clear that in our world not just our counties, those who control the money flow controls the narrative.
Street education teaches you to survive. Can anyone tell me what the point of higher learning is besides making money for businesses? The education I seek is to break my generational trauma not to join the rat race.
@@raykeziah4218 that’s exactly how open societies foundations operates. George soros. Charlie rose interview in 93. Rest is history. U know they own wikimedia. That is, Wikipedia. They fund john Hopkins. U know that hospitals pivotal role today every day at 8am and 12pm and 8pm. They also fund thomson Reuters and AP among others. George soros has a world view. He wrote a book about it. So like chamath said “why not” (putting it simply obviously ) soros also decided the same. Again, Charlie rose interview in the early 90s.
@@raykeziah4218 and to ur second point. Do it. Do it as fast as possible. The world is changing beneath our feet. Systems may change. U may never get a chance to escape the rat race in the future as that opportunity we take for granted in a capitalist society will soon be deemed a privilege only for a certain ruling class. Change is coming. Adapt or die right? Cheers. Wish u the best. Get that money!
@@ugotserved911 I didn't know that. Thank you and to your success as wellm Cheers!
There are few that take big shots, scale up the money, and take out the typical metrics over time that becoming a smaller, better run company is the sweet spot and it's a treat to see someone talk about it live. A little too much cussing but supports the genius behind it. His back story is super gnarly. But he is one of the most unpopular vc's among peers because he wants to win. And he's still young and hyper-isolated in others that think and allow his personality to be a protractor and not a bridge to communicate his ideas. It sucks that happens, but I would give him the money because his version of optics and truth is fresh and appreciative of his candor. Rarely do billionaires want more influence without sacrificing anything. They just expect it to happen because they got where they are and now command it. He continues to be in the trenches and hope his path is sustainable for us all.
13:25 that laugh from the guy in the audience got me :D
😁😆😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 😅😅😅😶
What a great time to be a click away from Chamath interview. He's really awesome
There is just something about Cham. It always feels like he is speaking directly to me. He shakes me for my inaction and mediocrity while simultaneously helping reaffirm my investments in myself and assets. I love it.
Thank you for bring in Chamath.. I watch this countless times. There is a one bit i try to watch at least every morning..Thanks again Stanford..
I saw wisdom, courage, vision, determination and conscience all compounded in here. A truly born leader. 'A seat at at the table' is never given, it's earned.
I didnt know this guy until I watched a suggested video of him yesterday. Now I'm hooked..
Incredible interview
I'm gonna save it and watch again and again
Chamath is on another level. He proved it when he kept his cool on normal chats to himself- that the Stanford members thought were "comical" enough to laugh at.
He proved why HE'S the Billionaire, and they are NOT.
Every month I come to see this beautiful interview where two human talks to each other & I just love it
This is one for the books. Thank you to everyone that was involved, in making this happen.
My wife and I are the same way, only we are poor! We leave.. at the very least, a 50$% tip, or we don't go! One year, we ate at a Denny's on Christmas while on our way to our kids house. It was really late and we were very thankful that they were open, but also felt guilty that our server had to work! So we left her a $200 dollar tip! She told us that she would now be able to buy her kids some presents! That was OUR best present that year!!! We love tipping really well because it makes you feel really good! Please start doing the same. If you aren't living paycheck to paycheck...then do this for others.
Apparently, you also love virtue signaling.
@@rohandat There is a big difference from WANTING others to do good and Demanding others do it too! I believe it's up to each person whether or not they give someone else their hard earned money! Telling our story might get someone else to do it too!
But demanding others do good, or whatever it is you think people should do, just because you do it. Then getting our government to enact laws that force people to do those things. Then telling everyone that you do it! That is virtue signaling! So don't confuse the two!
But you putting a label on our good deeds, only shows that you are a dickhead with no life!
So many great insights from Chamath in this video, especially around thinking long term, being methodical, and understanding where opportunities are.
Proud to say that he's a srilankan 💗😇
08:18 One of the most honest, direct and humble things I have heard a
successful person say. This tip should be etched in stone and placed
in every school yard. You can't always be the most creative person in the room, but you can learn and implement the strategies of those who are more successful.
This is is just wow 😮 so many golden nuggets.. Thanks for this interview. This guy is beast
Am I the only person here, who searched for him and found this video? RUclips should recommend these videos and it will make this planet a better place to live... 😍
Wow! Just wow!
This interview is pure gold.
18:30 - "Consumer internet businesses are about exploiting psychology..."
On-point!
And then you have all the psychology behind the people in the RUclips ads who tell you that they can help you create and consumer internet business and exploit psychology as well, while you get exploited in the process.... "Did I say exploited, I mean knaaaaawwwwledge! Don't look at the lambos, look at the awkward bookcase I keep in ""my"" garage."
@@WanderingExistence or you can not be a cheap ass and get RUclips premium....
@@VoltedSoldier Cool story, bruh. Way to miss the point about psychology.
Listening this 10th time. Growing closer to fundamentals everytime :)
i am writing down notes
I really enjoyed this!! Thanks so much, Chamath!
Just heard this excellently conducted interview. Rich veins of intellectually stimulating, sage epithets effortlessly flow out of Chamath's mouth, littered with casual profanity for shock effect (and maybe to relate more with folks on the West coast?). Folks can choose to focus on the negatives - like his recent insensitive remarks about the Uyghurs' situation in China - or take the positives on how to generate assets or run a business for the long term, giving honest answers when asked a question and not forgetting your roots and ultimate purpose of life (i.e to give back to others and our planet). I do not agree with everything he said (eg. amass wealth quickly right now so that you can 'help' later) but there were numerous "Aha" moments for me while listening to this person. Thanks to Stanford GSB for sharing this with us!
That was a really powerful message. Thank you Chamath.
I was looking for the interviewers name. She did a great job, KUDOS
Thanks for sharing content!
Thank you sir your amazing friend
I m from india in similar situations sir but I m happy looking at you 😇😇
So good ! almost cried multiple times lol. This shit matters!
This man understands the true power of money. Great interview
Thank you RUclips for this and other recommendations about Chamanth - amazing person.
Chamath for president 👏👏
Chamath is just a talented speaker. Listeners can't help but get absorbed in his talking points like a sponge in water.
i’m definitely a fish swimming in his world views
His beliefs are solid. He even participated in the wall street bet. r/gme. He proved that the financial regulators are controlled by the people in power and is rigged against us normies. Lmaoo SEE CNBC. CNBC SUCK. Paid actors in Journalism. You can't trust joursnalist as they are bound to Rules and Regulations. Do a little research than following some dumb news agency.
The law of giving is life force energy that comes your way after the act, it’s karma in the spiritual realm. The more you give, the more you receive! it’s one of the best laws of the universe!
Yes and no. It often has the opposite effect actually, meaning the more you give of yourself the less you receive because you are often perceived as unworthy or not to be taking seriously, at least in my stuck-up country. I've been both completely selfish and selfless in my life, and although it always feels better to be selfless, it is when you're selfish that people acknowledge, respect you and flock to you. It should be the opposite but it's not. I think it has something to do with people loving challenges and their own need to go to someone else they perceive as worthy. It's a dirty game at the end of the day and nobody really cares unfortunately unless it's in their self-interest.
@@True38 respects brother, if you have a chance check out the book the seven spiritual laws of success. It explains everything flawlessly!
This is the best interview I watched in since last 24 years
Watching it in 2020 ..Wowwww....😎🔥
Had I seen this video 3 years, I would be all in in Amazon. Damn, this aged well.
just get gme