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You Are Not Too Late ⌚

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You Are Not Too Late ⌚

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The more change, the bigger the

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opportunity. The faster the change

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happens, the bigger the opportunity. We

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had never seen more change hit us so

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quickly in my lifetime than during that

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year of COVID. So, that was the year for

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what I do. I'll say this for now, AI is

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a near equivalent to that. It's going to

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take a little bit longer. It's not going

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to happen as quickly as COVID hit us and

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changed our lives, but I do believe that

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artificial intelligence will be not only

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as big of a change as COVID, but a

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durable one. One that's going to be

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around forever, right? This is why I'm

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telling people like this is the time to

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be an observational investor. Like this

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is it. You're not too late. If you're

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breathing right now and you're not

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trying to figure out how to become part

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of the investor class and how to become

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like make money from what's about to

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happen, then I don't even dude, you're

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you're literally missing out on the

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biggest opportunity that we have ever

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had as just regular people to

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participate in capital markets. Because

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everything's going to change the next 10

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years. It's all going to change. There's

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going to be winners and losers. Massive

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winners, massive losers. And you just

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got to figure out the puzzle. Who's

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going to win, who's going to lose.

Interactive Summary

The speaker draws a comparison between the rapid global changes triggered by COVID-19 and the emerging impact of artificial intelligence. He argues that AI represents a massive, durable opportunity for the public to engage in capital markets, urging people to become observational investors to capitalize on the profound economic shifts expected over the next decade.

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