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Story-led recaps of famous university lectures and founder speeches
Long single posts that retell a famous lecture or speech as a story: the setting and date, who the speaker is, and the one idea worth keeping. Subjects range from Steve Jobs, Buffett and Bezos to MIT, Yale and Stanford courses on psychology, physics and AI, with recent posts on AI leaders such as Hinton, Sutskever and Karpathy.
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writes for English-speaking self-learners who like lectures, founders and big ideas · Worldwide, in English
what they post about
share of their last 40 posts, 2026-10-24Founder and investor speeches35%
Psychology and science lectures35%
AI leader talks20%
Economics and finance lectures10%
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prices are per publicationSponsored postA post about you in their feed, written in their own voice.
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what usually flies
their posts by reach · 444,720 views on recordThe man who co-founded OpenAI turned down Meta and built a company worth $30 billion in under a year. Then he went back to his old university and told the gradu18 oct 26 · x post298kviews596likessee it →MIT, autumn 2011. Four years before his death, an eighty-four-year-old man explained, on camera, why the self you feel yourself to be is an illusion built out o3 sep 26 · x post139kviews2.1klikessee it →There Are Only 4 Ways Anything Enters Long-Term Memory. Everything Else Is Imitation.8 sep 26 · x post2.3kviews11likessee it →In 1970 he won the United States Junior chess championship. In 1994 he co-founded a hedge fund. In 2009 he taught a course on the crisis whose mechanism he had 31 aug 26 · x post2.1kviews24likessee it →The voice in your head that explains every single thing you do has never once said "I don't know." Not even in the one case where that was the only honest answe7 sep 26 · x post1.9kviews29likessee it →MIT, 2013. The shortest route to understanding that reality is not what you think it is runs seventy-six minutes and costs nothing. That is the length of the fi1 sep 26 · x post1.2kviews20likessee it → Prices are set by the celeb. Money sits in escrow and is released after the publication goes live — otherwise it’s refunded.