lifecycle adoption curve popularized by Geoff Moore in a book called Crossing the Chasm.

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If things worked better because you actually had somebody organizing them, you had firms, if you wanted to be in the market or you had governments or sometimes larger non profits in the non market.

A very long time ago.

Time... it's very important.

Anyway, fair enough.

And these are the same people now, they're very adamant, that says, oh don't believe the market price.

So in summary, the questions you want to ask are how big can this be, how much of it can we get, what's the growth rate of the market, is the market itself declining or is it in flux or is it taking off? and most importantly here is talk to customers and the sales channel, and next important is you can get some pretty good market size estimates by competitive approximation if it's an existing or resegmented market, or even if we're going to clone a market outside the US.

Maybe if I do it on a small amount,

And this calculation, this multiplication of market price per share times the number of shares this is called the market cap

The troll market! The troll market?

At this level of the labor market, what you need is a marketplace for spare hours.

In this market?

Where and when for this thing?

Great. When?

I'm leaving for the airstrip now. I should be in Evans City within two hours.

Panama City, is only an hour away.

I don't think of anything else, except the present.

When they get a hankering for some treats, we actually allowed them a way out into a little smaller enclosure where they could enter the market.

Come back in an hour, tonic water.

Now what does that result in their valuation, or in terms of their market cap?

There's all sorts of organizations that can use these pools of very flexible people, possibly already once they've been inducted.

Where's the meet? When's it going down?

It's the share price times the number of shares.

Philanthropy is the market for love.

The stock market is often called a dangerous one.

It turns out that the type of market changes everything.

Much time has passed.

So the market cap, or what the market perceives the value of this equity is, the market capitalization, is these two numbers.

They're worth 10, or so you say.

Slave market?

That one? Is that one the best?

By the way, what market type are you in?

It turned blue because of the genes we put in it.

How much time does it take to get from A to B?

They're the share of owner's equity and not of the asset also gives you a good sense of what market cap is

We know that every problem that's in P is in NP and every problem that is NP is in EXP, that is to say any problem that you can solve in polynomial time, we can certainly solve in non deterministic polynomial time, and any problem that we can solve in a non deterministic polynomial time, we can also solve in exponential time, but here's what we don't know.

All of a sudden for the first time in my career when I was getting 30 million a year bonuses, I heavily believed in the market.

The core belief was in the common good, what would benefit everyone.

And all of that's great, and it's fine.

Let's say in one part of town, there's some type of a market.

And I'll do a bunch of videos on margins in the future.

The mayor's having a fundraiser.

An Orion slave market.

I bought this old clock at an antique stall in the market.