Travis Kalanick opens with an equation rather than a strategy.
“The derivative of problem solving must always be greater than or equal to the derivative of problem creation,” he says. If it isn’t, “you’re kind of effed.”
That frames everything that follows: China, the taxi cartel, Benchmark, and his new company, Atoms, built to automate mining, food, and freight one industry at a time.
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