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Josh Wolfe of Lux Capital discusses deep tech investing, the directional arrows of technological progress, and why the most important investments are in companies solving problems that most people don't know exist yet.
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Wolfe reads biographies of scientists and inventors rather than business leaders. The patterns of discovery — obsession, isolation, ridicule, then vindication — are more relevant to deep tech investing than MBA case studies.
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