Scarlett Johansson vs OpenAI, Nvidia's trillion-dollar problem, the "vibecession," plastic in our balls

1757.218 - 1784.696 Chamath Palihapitiya

It ended in the late 90s, I would say like 98, 99, right before the dot-com bubble took over. Intel's peak market cap was, I think it got to about $200 billion. And then their average growth rate from 1998 to today was negative 1.4% a year, right? So it went from about $200 billion to about $130 odd billion. And why? It's not that Intel was a worse company. But it's that everything else caught up.