The Decline Of Torrents...What Happened?

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Torrents used to dominate the internet, being one the top ways that people downloaded songs, movies, and games. But, over the past 20 years, torrenting has slowly faded from the limelight, so much so that interest in torrenting is only a mere fraction of what it used to be. So what happened? Well, one of the key reasons why torrenting became so popular in the first place was because of convenience. It was easier to seed a file from uTorrent than go to the store, pick up a rental disc, and return it. But all of this changed with the rise of streaming services like Netflix and Spotify. All of a sudden, you could stream seemingly endless amounts of content for just $10/momeaning that many no longer felt the need to torrent. With rising subscription prices, we are starting to see people get frustrated again, but this time, most are flocking to illegal streaming services as opposed to torrents. So, the hay day of torrenting may very well be over for good.

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3:16The Battle
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What Happens When All The Engineers Are Rich Enough To Retire?

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Have you ever wondered what happens when all the engineers are rich enough to retire? Historically, this was never all that likely but with how big tech companies have been recently performing, it’s becoming the reality and making companies. The most notable example is none other than Nvidia. In fact, the average Nvidia employee is likely worth over $10 million given that Nvidia employees tend to have longer tenures and the fact that the stock has grown hundreds of fold within the past decade. So, what happens when all of these engineers decide to take it easy and retire? Well, ironically this is rarely the situation that ends up happening due to a variety of reasons. For starters, these engineers are constantly surrounded by people who are just as well off, so they never feel the need to retire when no one else has. Moreover, most of these engineers have always lived well below their means and stopped working for money alone long ago. This video explains the rise of engineering deca millionaires and why that may not matter all that much.

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What Happened To Corsair?

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Corsair is one of the biggest names when it comes to computer hardware. Over the past decade, they’ve made a name for themselves as the premium computer hardware maker who’s known for their RGB and overthetop designs. More recently though Corsair hasn’t been doing so well. In fact, Corsair stock is down 76% and the company is barely breaking even despite having been in business for 30 years. One of the main reasons for this is far more competition. Companies like Razer, Thermaltake, HyperX, Asus, and G Skill have given Corsair a run for their money when it comes to aesthetics and RGB, largely eliminating Corsair’s differentiating feature. Also, it seems that Corsair’s software and more importantly, their customer support is more than subpar. The company barely has a 2star rating over 1,000 reviews on Trustpilot. This video explains the major issues plaguing Corsair and what happened to the oncedominant computer hardware brand.

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The IBMification Of FAANG

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Once upon a time, FAANG companies used to be the playground for the smartest engineers, inventors, and product managers. But, as these companies reach market saturation and growth starts to slow, it seems that FAANG is entering a whole new era. An era marked by bureaucratization, degrading talent, and cutthroat corporate culture. This is precisely what happened to Gen 1 tech companies like Cisco and Intel 2030 years ago. As these companies became more established, they no longer appealed to individuals who wanted to create the next big thing. These individuals naturally moved onto Gen 2 tech companies like Google and Facebook. Meanwhile, Gen 1 tech companies were left with people who were largely there for the paycheck. It appears that this same transition is happening with FAANG as well as the smartest talent moves over to gen 3 tech companies leaving FAANG companies to become the next IBM or Cisco. This video explains the slow degradation of FAANG and the IBMification of modern big tech.

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Apple Thought They Were Unbeatable...Ended Up Losing $1 Trillion

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How eBay Did What Amazon Couldn'tNearly Bankrupt To $40B

eBay is one of the og ecommerce companies having been founded way back in 1995 around the same time as Amazon. Despite this, eBay has always lived in Amazon’s shadow, earning just a fraction of the gross transaction value and revenue. For the longest time, eBay was trying to break out of this position through acquisitions and bold product moves, but their efforts only pushed away their core users: the 2nd hand peer to peer marketplace. This was the biggest factor holding them back. While Amazon was able to sell tens of thousands per SKU, eBay was stuck facilitating one of used transactions. EBay eventually realized that this was actually their biggest advantage as this was an arena in which Amazon could never truly compete. So, eBay decided to double down on the 2nd hand market, and this small change in focus has completely changed the trajectory of the company and stock for the better. This video tells the story of how eBay spent years trying to fight Amazon head on until finally realizing their true strength.

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If You Think That OG Facebook Is Dead, Think Again

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If you’re younger than 30, you probably think that OG Facebook is completely dead. This is a completely natural assessment given that Facebook isn’t all that popular with younger generations. But, while Facebook isn’t that popular with youngsters, Facebook has very much maintained its relevance with the people who originally used it. It’s just that those people have since gotten a lot older. In fact, nearly half of all Facebook users are above the age of 35, but while this has largely reduced Facebook’s notoriety, it hasn’t reduced their profitability by any means. Facebook is not only more profitable than ever but it’s still the most profitable social media platform by far with annual revenue exceeding $70 billion. For perspective, YouTube pulls in less than half that at $30 billion. More than generating a bunch of revenue, Facebook has become sort of a super social media app for the people who still use it as it supports everything from reels and regular posts to messaging and videos. This video explains how Facebook is still extremely economical and powerful and what that might mean about the longevity of social media platforms.

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2:09Old Is Gold
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Chris SaccaThe World's First "Degenerate" Billionaire

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Are you familiar with Chris Sacca? You might’ve seen him on Shark Tank and a couple of other financial shows. Well, Chris is likely the best tech investor of all time. Chris’ bestperforming VC fund has generated an astonishing 250X return. And when you consider that his investments included the likes of Uber, Twitter, Docker, Kickstarter, Instagram, Medium, Streak, Stripe, and Twilio, it’s really not surprising why Chris is a billionaire. But, while Chris’ investment record has been stellar, his risk tolerance is even crazier. Even before Chris got involved in VC or even got a job for that matter, he was able to make over $10 million using just $10,000 worth of student loan money during the dotcom bubble. Unfortunately, this eventually turned against him and he ended up owing his brokerage $4 million. Chris didn’t file for bankruptcy though. He crawled himself out of that massive hole and became one of the most legendary investors of all time. This video tells the story of Chris Sacca and his insane investing journey and risk tolerance.

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Comcast's $110 Billion Debt Disaster...What Happened?

Comcast is one of the most recognizable cable TV providers and media companies in the world, but not necessarily for good things. In fact, Comcast regularly ranks as one of the most hated companies in the world year after year. Their customer service is quite underwhelming and their prices are quite high. The only reason most people use Comcast is because they’re the only option available to them. This has only made the entire situation worse as Comcast knows that they don’t have any competition, meaning no reason to actually keep customers happy. Despite this, it does seem like Comcast is facing good amount of deserved karma. They’ve been trying to take on Disney for quite some time now, which has just burdened them with a bunch of debt as they invest into new acquisitions and expansion efforts which haven’t exactly paid off. This video explores Comcasts various missteps in the recent years and what this could mean for the company's future.

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How Peter Thiel Made $10 Billion Without Ever Working

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Have you ever heard of a selfmade billionaire who made it there with minimal effort from themselves? Whether they’re a tech billionaire, a finance billionaire, or a real estate billionaire, usually getting to where they are takes decades of grinding. But there is one guy who was able to not just make $1 billion but $10 billion without ever really working, and that guy is Peter Thiel. The bulk of Peter’s wealth was made through earlystage startup investments. This included the likes of PayPal, Facebook, Ethereum, Lyft, Yelp, Airbnb, Spotify, SpaceX, and Stripe. And the craziest part is that he didn’t even start off with his own money, he actually started with borrowed money from friends and family. He would take a spread on the profit that he made for his friends and family, and eventually, he had enough capital to make investments himself. This video tells the insane story of Peter Thield and how he was able to make $10 billion without ever working.

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