Comment by defenestration

I find this a very inspiring line of thought for two reasons. 1) Philosophical. What if we could get rid of randomness in our lives? Can we do 'end-to-end' assembly with our health, owning all stages of the process, like Elon Musk does with Tesla Cars? And in the end, will this give you more happiness or more stress? 2) Business. Getting rid of randomness is important for the growth of our startup. This interview gets me thinking: what randomness can we cut out of our business?