David Senra: uncertainty

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…They make batteries for cars. Yeah, but he started out doing knock-off cell phones in Korea or something. I forgot the founder's name and I apologize, but he was telling the life story. He was saying that the founder, Charlie and Li Lu, gave the founder advice, he ignored it, and he was right. He's like, don't go in electric cars or whatever it was that he did. I think he said that there are 2 million cars. There's no way he sold 2 billion cars in a year. He's like, I sold 2 million cars in China. He gets all the credit because Li and I told him not to do it. I think he's like, same to your point, it's game tape. When Kobe is watching this particular play of Michael Jordan, that may never appear in his life. Maybe the move he did wasn't the right move for what Kobe did, but maybe it influences his other thing. Life is complex and messy. You can think you're really smart until you have a two and a half year old, and they ask you, why is that the way? And you answer the question. Their follow up question is going to be why. Eventually, you're going to get to a level where like, I don't know. Everything ends at I don't know.…

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