Itzhak Perlman's "Someone to Watch Over Me" with the legendary Ella Fitzgerald is out now!
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If, after your seed stage, you are the one chasing investors and not them chasing you, it is best to operate in a "can be profitable anytime" mode. Momentum lost is not easily regained.
Cold pitches are read. There is 90% chance the people you send it to read it. They just are not interested, that's why they do not respond. Sending 10 times won't change that.
A good mentor will mentor you without saying a word. Just by watching what he/she does, you will learn a lot. What they do is often the truth, what they say may not be.
To prepare for global warming in west africa, think about FLOODING. The primary effect of global warming in that region will be extreme floods. Heat will barely change, and there won't be drought. But all rivers will fill up.
A circuit board is much, much easier for AI to generate than code. Circuit boards have limited number of possible items and the way they interact with each other is very limited in scope. AI-built electronics will be the default.
If you are a Nigerian abroad, you should have some kind of investment in Nigeria. The growth over the next decade will be quite large. Far larger than anywhere you are.
What you should not do - building a house in your village.
The simple investment you can do is buy some land in a town and keep it. Later do something for commercial renting on it.
GDP tracks population growth, because to sell something, someone has to want it. You can't just print value and expect it to last for too long if nobody is there to want it.
I don't think people really realized how much of the world order was propped up by the fact that only some countries had access to some technologies. AI removes all that. All countries will have all technology.