Max Arbitrage – Healthcare, Investing & Biology (EP.37)

Infinite Loops

Podcast Notes Key Takeaways “If you’re comfortable on Twitter, then you’ve obviously warped your mind” – Max ArbitrageThis isn’t inherently good or bad, but it’s completely irregular to the rate at which we socialized and processed information for millennia “The thing I’ve learned about narratives is that they work out best if there’s no reality behind them” – Jim O’ShaughnessyIf you can empirically compare reality to the narrative, then it’s too easy to disprove the narrative“If you start ranking the hierarchical levels of standard deviation for risk, what you basically find is that people who make a lot of money and work their way up the chain essentially act as shock absorbers in the system for larger amounts of volatility” – Max ArbitragePeople who are risk-averse tend to value peace of mind more than the potential for exponential results Distractions are probably the number one reason today why people stagnate in life The entirety of mankind’s knowledge is on the internet, yet most people only use the internet for entertainment

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In this episode of Infinite Loops we spoke with the man behind anonymous Twitter account Max Arbitrage. Max is an investor, entrepreneur, and top mind in the health care industry. In this conversation we covered:

Game theory and modern markets Deterministic vs. probabilistic thinking Max’s entrepreneurial ventures Fixing what sucks in an industry The perils of status games And MUCH more

 

Follow Max on Twitter (https://twitter.com/max_arbitrage).