ChatGPT Asks & David Answers, Vol. 2

Rule Breaker Investing

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🗓️ 13 November 2024

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

This June, ChatGPT took its first swing with five big questions about Rule Breaker Investing, and a new episodic series was born. Now, we’re back for Volume 2—with a baseball twist! ChatGPT pitches David five questions, each a unique pitch type:

1. Hardball: What separates Rule Breakers built to last from those destined to fizzle out?

2. Softball: Can David sum up Rule Breaker Investing in one sentence?

3. Curveball: What would make him rethink a long-term winner?

4. Screwball: Is there a traditional investing rule David (begrudgingly) respects?

5. Knuckleball: If he could pass on just one Rule Breaker principle, what would it be?

Come for the hardball, stay for the knuckleball!

Host: David Gardner

Guest: ChatGPT

Producer: Desirée Jones

Companies Mentioned: AAPL, AOL, ARM, AXON, BB, DDD, FIT, GPRO, IOM, K, META, NOK, P, TSLA, YHOO

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0:00.0	In June of this year, I asked Chat GBT to come up with five of the most beautiful, challenging,
0:06.2	inventive, valuable, provocative, and or foolish questions about Rule Breaker Investing.
0:13.3	It did. And I gave my best shots at answering them on that week's podcast five months ago.
0:19.6	And so was born a new episodic series for the Rule Breaker Investing podcast. Well, this week's podcast five months ago. And so is born a new episodic series for the Rule
0:22.3	Breaker Investing Podcast. Well, this week's volume two picks up right where we left off. Five more
0:28.1	questions, some of which go deeper than last time and some of which go totally new directions.
0:34.3	And in fact, we're rocking a baseball theme. The five questions are five pitches. And the five
0:39.8	pitches I'll be swinging at this week are Chad GBT's very best, hard ball, softball, curveball,
0:46.7	screwball, and knuckleball. So get ready for a mix of depth, whimsy, and surprise. As Chad GBT and I go head-to-head once more, only on this
0:57.0	week's Rule Breaker Investing. It's the Rule Breaker Investing podcast with Motley Full
1:03.6	co-founder, David Gardner. Welcome back to Rule Breaker Investing. I'm getting excited about the holidays and yeah, the holidays, but I'm thinking about our holiday podcasts. Just looking ahead, I already have mapped out the six to close this year because we tend. Some of these are traditional. We go back to them each year just like Thanksgiving or Christmas or Hanukkah. And so, yeah, next week
1:28.2	will be gratitude, 24. Time to say thanks together for this year that has been. Of course, a mailbag
1:35.1	will come the week after the week of Thanksgiving. December pretty much goes the same way every
1:41.0	December does on this podcast. Now late in our ninth year, games, games,
1:46.7	games, volume six will kick off the first week of December. We'll go over my favorite
1:51.8	tabletop board games of this year in time for holiday gift giving. And then our besties,
1:57.4	2024, what were my 10 favorite podcasts, welcoming back guest stars,
2:03.1	galore for the second week of December, of course, the Market Cap game show after that,
2:07.1	and then our final mailback episode of the year. So that will be then, but this is now.
2:16.0	Before I kicked off this episodic series chat Chat GBT GBT asks David answers, I decided to ask
2:21.9	chat GPD what it knew about this podcast. That's something for those who don't prompt
2:26.5	chat GBT regularly or don't know you can do, you can. You can always just say at the top of any
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