It's the Rule Breaker Investing Podcast with Motley Full Co-founder David Gardner.

All right, well you're here, you're back.

That means presumably you've enjoyed so far.

My conversation with Kevin Kelly, the founder of Wired about his book, The Inevitable.

We got through all six of the points that I'd committed to my audience that we would go over.

Sad not to cover points 7 through 12.

There's only so much time in the world, but we did want to talk a little bit more about that

and then go to the Q&A.

Thanks a lot for joining us during this Rule Breaker Investing

podcast Extra.

Take it away, producer Rick Angdahl.

So we're going to leave it right there for the book. to say anyone who's let's say a quarter as interested as I am

If they haven't already read the inevitable is is likely I hope shortly can they click over to Amazon or Audible and buy Kevin's book and enjoy

your additional chapters on filtering, remixing, interacting, and the three that follow those, and I do have to ask you quickly about number 10

tracking because it might be the most provocative chapter in the book. Whether or not

we think about this already, almost everything we do is getting tracked in the form of bits.

And what isn't yet likely will.

So you point out the asymmetry of this power struggle. Can you explain a bit

about that and then remind us that we are in a pro topia not a distopia?

Yeah. So let me, I'll explain Protopia first.

So everybody has heard of Utopia.

Utopia is this sort of imaginary destination where everything is perfect or at least super good.

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