This is our full interview with Bill Gurley, recorded live on TBPN.

We discuss his new book, why “high agency” and hyper-curiosity are the ultimate long-term edge (especially with AI as a self-learning superpower), and why the real risk for young people is mistaking financial speculation for durable skill-building while the best opportunity is using AI to become the most knowledgeable person in your field.

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Full Interview: Bill Gurley Thinks College Kills Creativity

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Full Interview: Bill Gurley Thinks College Kills Creativity