I wonder what Paul's definition of "young" is in the sentence and why he qualifies this as only applicable to "young" people. Is he proposing that "old" people will have misaligned thinking about what needs to be built?
I am 41 with two kids.
> if you're young and good at technology, your unconscious instincts about what would be interesting to work on are very well aligned with what needs to be built
I am 41 with two kids.
> if you're young and good at technology, your unconscious instincts about what would be interesting to work on are very well aligned with what needs to be built