According to Marc Andreessen

Michael Heat: This is a show, show, show about the people, strength and effects of Silison valley. I am Director of Michael Calore, Consumer Technology and Culture here.

Zoë Schiffer: I ZOE Schiffer, Wired Work and Industry Director.

Lauren Goode: I LAUREN GOODE. I’m a writer of string.

Michael Heat: Today we are talking about Marc Andreessen. Silicone is one of the most prominent enterprise capitalists in the valley. He also was the best democratic donor, but he had the best democratic donor, but in recent years, but the co-founder of the browser company netscape. These days, he is a consultant of the Trump Administration and helps to hire people from the Silicon valley to give attention to the Trump’s government’s efficiency department. He even called himself a waste unpaid.

Lauren Goode: How do you eat in the night?

Zoë Schiffer: Yes, I feel like something that there has never been an unpaid experience, “Ha, Ha, Ha.”

Michael Heat: Image Andreessen eats a large number of Ramen noodles and I think you can reach it. Now Andreessen is not someone with a long and successful career in technology. The industry is also a gosthfather in the industry known to put tons for culture in the silicone valley. So Andreessen created a sharp turn on the right side in fifty years? How did Clintons / Gore, Kerry / Obama before being an important part of the Donald Trump’s Oval office? Zoe, let’s start this conversation with you. I ask you to inform us about Mark Andreessen’s WorldView.

Zoë Schiffer: Fortunately and I will simply say that every statement we do in this podcast, “allegedly”, we must do this in this podcast, this will do so in the political climate. Okay, so I want to start about anything that Mark Andreessen not agreed. What have you heard of it?

Michael Heat: Yes.

Zoë Schiffer: Do you know what I’m talking about?

Lauren Goode: Enlighten us, please.

Zoë Schiffer: Okay, therefore, the agreement is a concept of Mark Andreessen, in December, a concept of honestly talking about a number of podcasts.

Marc Andreessen (Archive Audio): The deal was someone like me, mostly able to start a company. In this case, in this situation, you can invent all other things in Web browsers and Netscape. Everyone thought it was great.

Zoë Schiffer: He says that if you are an entrepreneur, you are a company and make a company and make a lot of money and eventually you make all the money, you are enjoying it, you enjoy the figure and sterling penetration.

Marc Andreessen (Archive Audio): And at the end of your career, you will stay this huge money, and then do what you do, then forgive charity. Washing all your sins, a kind of suspicious business re-evaluates you from Mogul to a virtuous philanthropist and it is an arc and it’s an arc.