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"He later collected his thinking in a book, Zero to One. It became a best seller, partly because it promised a path to Thiel-scale wealth and partly because it developed the idiosyncrasies that had been present in the college-age Thiel into a full-blown ideology. The book argues, among other things, that founders are godlike, that monarchies are more efficient than democracies, and that cults are a better organizational model than management consultancies. More than anything, it celebrates rule-breaking. Thiel bragged that of PayPal’s six founders, four had built bombs in high school"

Did they actually read Zero to One?

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>Did they actually read Zero to One?

I guess it doesnt matter anymore? It is now abundantly clear that Thiel doesn't have an ideology that align with mainstream media and Silicon Valley's view.

Like the comment below have said, The state of journalism today is a travesty.

I sometimes wonder if it has always been like this, we just took 10 - 20 years to figure it out.