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I'm A Silicon Valley Guy. I Just Think People From Silicon Valley Can Do Anything.

There Are Really Two Things That Have To Occur In Order For A New Technology To Be Affordable To The Mass Market. One Is You Need Economies Of Scale. The Other Is You Need To Iterate On The Design. You Need To Go Through A Few Versions.

So, There's Quite A Big Keep-out Zone, And When You Factor The Keep-out Zone Into Account, The Solar Panels Put On That Area Would Typically Generate More Power Than That Nuclear Power Plant.

Focus On Something That Has High Value To Someone Else, Be Really Rigorous In Making That Assessment, Because Natural Human Tendency Is Wishful Thinking, So The Challenge To Entrepreneurs Is Telling What's The Difference Between Really Believing In Your Ideals And Sticking To Them As Opposed To Pursuing Some Unrealistic Dream That Doesn't Actually Have Merit, Be Very Rigorous In Your Self Analysis, Certainly Being Extremely Tenacious, And Just Work Like Hell. Put In 80-100 Hours Every Week. All These Things Improves The Odds Of Success

Trying To Read Our Dna Is Like Trying To Understand Software Code - With Only 90% Of The Code Riddled With Errors. It's Very Difficult In That Case To Understand And Predict What That Software Code Is Going To Do.