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The tweet critiques traditional venture capitalists for failing to update their knowledge and warns that VCs must adapt to frontier technology trends to remain relevant.
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In VC, retirement sets in the day you stop reading, updating. Simply brutal articulation of what was/is wrong with venture by @AnjneyMidha.
Every one of those partners in VC must listen to this. Don’t be cope.
Anjney Midha (@AnjneyMidha): boomer VCs - you have been put on probation
be good frontier technology ecosystem stewards
or else your checkbooks will be taken away
all your LPs call me for references
the next generation is watching your every move
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