Startup Speed Advantage Has Inverted: The Future Is Now Measured in Weeks, Says soleio
soleio · x · 2026-10-01
Early Facebook designer soleio argues that startups' classic edge—moving faster than everyone else—has inverted: the world now changes so fast that the future is measured in weeks, not years or months.
Quoting South Park Commons' Founder Fellowship motto of "epistemic humility and audacious courage," he suggests founders must learn on the fly and act anyway amid radical uncertainty.
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