Crazy Wisdom
Why does one narrative win and another one lose? Mike Solana: VP at Founders Fund
- narratives
- venture capital
- ideology
- media
- storytelling
- technology discourse
- online culture wars
I talked with Mike about
narratives and why one wins and another one loses
narratives in China
the demonization of technology through sci fi since the invention of the nuclear bomb
24 hour online ideological warfare
how religion never really went away, it just changed.
Find Mike on twitter @micsolana
Episode transcript
Welcome to the Crazy Wisdom Podcast. Today I interviewed Mike Solana. Mike is a vice president at Founders Fund and we talked a lot about narratives today and why some narratives win and some narratives lose and how religion is taking on a new form for both the left and the right. And it's the religious battleground is now being played out online and we're all in a 24 hour ideological warfare. Really interesting to have Mike on. He is definitely a not a conventional thinker, which I really appreciate and I hope you guys enjoy this episode. If you do and you like this type of content where you can find people with crazy wisdom like Mike, then go ahead and subscribe on itunes or Spotify. And if you really like this episode, please go ahead and give us a review and I'd really appreciate it. And also I love to hear from my listeners on twitteruartalsopiii. Again, that's Stuart Allsop. I I I Stewart is spelled S T E W a r t alsop a l s o p. I've got my DMs open. I'd love to hear from you about this episode or any of the other episodes that I do. Have a great day.
Welcome to the Crazy Wisdom Podcast. My guest here is Mike Solana. He is a vice president at Founders Fund and really excited to have you on.
Yeah. So we were talking a little bit before about kind of what you're most interested in these days. And it sounds like the narratives around technology or the narratives around. Around what's going on in the world right now in media is really interesting to you?
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