we make money from advertising down right cal or extortionist. how do you respond to that? it s of course nonsense because the only reason why we are as successful as we are is we have millions and millions of users that support our vision and because we incremental of revenue for our partners. now, of course ad blocking is controversial. i think disruptive technology has to be controversial. o coming up next, it s randal, and i m very sure he s going to and nue his rants about me about my team. really is t just an attempt to distract people of the real reason why we re in this mess has failed to create an advertising ecosystem healthy.ustainable and moderator: so when you say it s disruptive technology and that s it s controversial, but certainly there are probably going to be as ad blocking to grow, there are goes that are going to be hurt by really concrete way this. do you think they ll say this is really bad for us? i think we are all about empowering our users to have c
office, which s is kind of the exemplar invented y basically the game in a sense from the institutional investment perspective. one of their secrets to success getting off the bus one stop too early rather that ne stop too late but takes a lot of courage. and you know, most investors lack courage because they focus career risk and there s a whole principal agent problem there. furthermore, once you say no to fund, you re forever in that gp s bad graces. right. and we all have examples, i ll say i wrote a blog a long epistemologyed the of investing. why do we believe what we believe. what justifies our beliefs? what made me think of that when to the xl i said no facebook fund twice when i was as rinceton and once again they were raising. everything in that moment said that was an easy no and boom greatest p one of the personaer and i ve been nongrata, not explicitly but speedsay i m not on their dial. andy, us v has famously returns.l but speaking more broadly, this is a v
Jared Franek knew a few wrestlers from North Dakota that made the NCAA Division I level, including former Iowa Hawkeyes Terry and Troy Steiner and family friend, Scott Schiller, who wrestled for Minnesota. Now, he looks to set an example for young North Dakota wrestlers with NCAA D-I aspirations.
Jared Franek knew a few wrestlers from North Dakota that made the NCAA Division I level, including former Iowa Hawkeyes Terry and Troy Steiner and family friend, Scott Schiller, who wrestled for Minnesota. Now, he looks to set an example for young North Dakota wrestlers with NCAA D-I aspirations.
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