Gabriel: In SF, winners don't mean losers — wanting to win drives innovation
gabriel1 · x · 2026-10-23
Extending his thread on ambition and honesty, Gabriel argues the SF tech world is special because having winners doesn't mean there are losers: everyone wins when things get better and cheaper. Wanting to win at whatever 'fake game of life' you came up with is arguably the greatest source of innovation and global wealth creation.
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