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| Airbnb = Online home-sharing company; travel marketplace
| Al Gore = Former U.S. vice president; climate advocate
| Amazon = E-commerce and cloud company
| Andrew Wiles = British mathematician; proved Fermat’s Last Theorem
| Andreessen Horowitz = Silicon Valley venture capital firm
| Apollo missions = NASA lunar program; crewed Moon landings
| Apple = Technology company; maker of iPhone and Mac
| Apple iBooks Business & Personal Finance = Apple ebook store category for business titles
| Bangladesh = South Asian country
| Beijing = Capital of China
| Better Place = Electric-car infrastructure company; battery-swap network
| Bill of Rights = First ten amendments to the United States Constitution
| Blake Masters = Author and entrepreneur; co-writer of Zero to One
| Confinity = Software company; merged with X.com to form PayPal
| Crown Business = Business-book imprint of Crown Publishing
| CS183: Startup = Stanford course on startups taught by Peter Thiel
| eBay = Online marketplace company
| Facebook = Social networking company; now Meta Platforms
| FBI = U.S. federal investigative agency
| Fermat’s Last Theorem = Famous number theory conjecture proved by Andrew Wiles
| Founders Fund = Venture capital firm based in San Francisco
| Google = Technology company; search and advertising platform
| Harvard = Ivy League research university
| The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy = Comic science-fiction series by Douglas Adams
| Igor = PayPal internal fraud-detection system and analyst interface
| Instagram = Photo and video sharing platform; owned by Meta
| iPad = Apple tablet computer
| iPhone = Apple smartphone
| iPod = Apple portable music player
| Israel = Middle Eastern country
| LinkedIn = Professional networking platform; owned by Microsoft
| Luke Nosek = Entrepreneur and investor; PayPal cofounder
| Lyft = Ride-hailing company
| Max Levchin = Entrepreneur and engineer; PayPal cofounder
| Mosaic = Early web browser from NCSA
| Netscape Navigator = 1990s web browser by Netscape
| New York Times = American newspaper; publisher of bestseller lists
| New York University = Private research university in New York City
| Nick Bostrom = Swedish philosopher; studies long-term futures
| Palantir = Software company; data analytics and intelligence platforms
| Palo Alto = City in California’s Silicon Valley
| PayPal = Online payments company
| PayPal Mafia = Group of ex-PayPal founders and early employees
| power law = Statistical distribution with heavy tail and scaling behavior
| PowerSellers = eBay designation for high-volume, high-feedback sellers
| Publishers Weekly = American trade magazine for the book industry
| Ray Kurzweil = American inventor and futurist; Singularity proponent
| Richard Branson = British entrepreneur; founder of the Virgin Group
| Sean Parker = American entrepreneur; Napster cofounder and early Facebook president
| Seattle = Seaport city in Washington State
| Singularity = Hypothetical point of runaway technological growth
| Solyndra = Defunct solar panel manufacturer
| SpaceX = Private aerospace company; launches and spacecraft
| Stanford = Stanford University; private research university in California
| Tesla = Electric vehicle and clean energy company
| The Atlantic = American magazine on politics, culture, and ideas
| The New Atlantis = Journal on technology and society
| The New Republic = American magazine covering politics and culture
| Tolstoy = Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy
| Uber = Ride-hailing company
| United States = Country in North America
| University of Florida = Public research university in Gainesville, Florida
| University of Washington = Public research university in Seattle
| Virgin Atlantic = British airline; part of Virgin Group
| Vox = American news and opinion website
| WorldCat = Global library catalog maintained by OCLC
| X.com = Online financial services startup founded by Elon Musk
| Yahoo! = Web services company; early internet portal
| Yammer = Enterprise social networking service; acquired by Microsoft
| Yelp = Local business review platform
| YouTube = Online video platform; owned by Google
| Zero to One = Business book by Peter Thiel and Blake Masters
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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