Harvard and Yale operate like venture capital firms: they prefer risky applicants with possible world-changing upside over solid applicants with predictable modest success.
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Venture Capital
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Jiang says Yale functions like a venture capital portfolio that only needs a handful of spectacular winners and treats the rest of the student body as disposable tools.
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"...10 succeed, they succeed spectacularly. And so it's almost like a venture capital firm in that you invest 1,000 companies knowing that 900 of..."
"...on, okay? All right. So, Harvard is, first and foremost, a venture capital firm, okay? Your investment firm. So, let's pretend you're a venture..."
"So, option one is, low risk, really good plan, solid returns, $500,000 a year, okay? Option two is, concept, vague idea, I have absolutely..."
"We forget everyone else. Okay? That's the Harvard mentality. And that's why they're the most famous university in the world, because they're looking to..."
"...saw the potential in J.D. Vance. And he supported J.D. Vance's venture capital career as well as his Senate race. And then he promoted..."
"then you can build the um ai state venture capital is really uh consolidating our various things uh it's my belief that these ice..."
"...regular people. And calling the Ivy League and Harvard like a venture capital firm is so good. It's almost like the show Shark Tank..."
"...Does that make sense? That's how they think, because they're a venture capital firm. They're looking for the riskiest investment with the best possible..."
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