The scope of a 30 years vision I would be happy with would encompass the channeling of capital away from old fat clown bankers, toward its efficient distribution to young hungry minds.
SoftBank Next 30-Year Vision (2010) [pdf]
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#23You'd on occasion hear about Softbank in the late aughts but nothing worthy of note. And then suddenly just like that it was everywhere.
They hired Nikesh Arora who was let go just as swiftly as they hired him.
As President & Chief Operating Officer of SoftBank Corp.
Arora received over $200 million in compensation over the
last two years" while at the head of Softbank's operations.
This pay package made him world's highest paid executive.[1]
Is there a rhyme to any of the stuff they do? Or is it on the whims and fancies of Masayoshi Son?Is there an exhaustive read somewhere, on all of this?
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Re: SoftBank Next 30-Year Vision (2010) [pdf]
#24Slide 43: Contention that Transistors are comparable to cells. This crazy talk is continued throughout the presentation. Slide 44: Contends that Moore's law will continue for the next 300 years. Slide 58: A fantastic butchering of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Slide 61: Unsubstantiated (probably wrong) claim life expectancy is going to linearly increase for the next 300 years. Slide 73: Contention that storage scales…
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#25Re: SoftBank Next 30-Year Vision (2010) [pdf]
#26Slide 43: Contention that Transistors are comparable to cells. This crazy talk is continued throughout the presentation. Slide 44: Contends that Moore's law will continue for the next 300 years. Slide 58: A fantastic butchering of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Slide 61: Unsubstantiated (probably wrong) claim life expectancy is going to linearly increase for the next 300 years. Slide 73: Contention that storage scales…
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#27300 year plan. No wonder they fell for WeWork. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21297789 Adam Neumann: “It’s important that one day, maybe in 100 years, maybe in 300 years, a great-great-granddaughter of mine will walk into that room and say, ‘Hey, you don’t know me; I actually control the place. The way you’re acting is not how we built it,'” he said."
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#28Slide 43: Contention that Transistors are comparable to cells. This crazy talk is continued throughout the presentation. Slide 44: Contends that Moore's law will continue for the next 300 years. Slide 58: A fantastic butchering of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Slide 61: Unsubstantiated (probably wrong) claim life expectancy is going to linearly increase for the next 300 years. Slide 73: Contention that storage scales…
Re: SoftBank Next 30-Year Vision (2010) [pdf]
#29Slide 43: Contention that Transistors are comparable to cells. This crazy talk is continued throughout the presentation. Slide 44: Contends that Moore's law will continue for the next 300 years. Slide 58: A fantastic butchering of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Slide 61: Unsubstantiated (probably wrong) claim life expectancy is going to linearly increase for the next 300 years. Slide 73: Contention that storage scales…
I'm impressed you actually made it that far. I stopped reading when they translated all the cause of death statistics into loneliness.
People can die from loneliness/depression. They just give up and then their health deteriorates. Yes it's not the loneliness that kills you, it is some organ(s) failing, but the root cause is loneliness/giving up.
Re: SoftBank Next 30-Year Vision (2010) [pdf]
#30For more context on Mr. Son and the fragility of SoftBank’s model, below recent Economist article is a good read
https://www.economist.com/business/2019/11/07/hard-times-for...