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This idea of questioning things that hitherto you thought were unassailable in a particular domain is really interesting. For millennia people have wondered about the best way to conceive of what democracy is. Plato asked, “What is democracy?” and he had the question about who should rule. That’s the whole idea of democracy, supposedly. More

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Naval's writings, explained. Click to read Navals Archive, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.

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Biology, business, and beyond — one note at a time. Click to read Jonathan's Field Notes, by Jonathan Ye, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.

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Curated tools, principles and lessons for smarter living. Master the best of what great thinkers have already figured out. Join curious people from Microsoft, Google, LinkedIn and Apple. Got a surprise for you. Click to read Postanly Weekly, by Thomas Oppong, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.

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Last week, I opened up an early-stage fund to enable us to accept co-investment. We call it Rolling Fun . This was inspired by the incredible response to a previous post: Deal Memo: Density.io . Below is the story of another personal angel investment I’ve made.

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169 books recommended by Naval Ravikant, and thousands of other book recommendations from the world’s top entrepreneurs, investors, thinkers.

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To help founders effectively set up and monitor metrics for their startup, we’ve compiled a list of the 20 best links we’ve found on the topic.