> We believe that most bad things in the world are the product of some form of information failure. From economic collapse and the outbreak of war and disease, to choosing the right life partner or university degree, we’re on a mission to help everybody make the right decisions and overcome information failure
I'm not commenting on the merits of the product itself, but this is exactly the kind of arrogant "make the world a better place" attitude tech could use less of these days.
When you look at how many bad decisions have been taken these past few years despite plenty of access to good information, this sentiment seems pretty out of touch…
I'm not commenting on the merits of the product itself, but this is exactly the kind of arrogant "make the world a better place" attitude tech could use less of these days.
When you look at how many bad decisions have been taken these past few years despite plenty of access to good information, this sentiment seems pretty out of touch…