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Andrew Page — Podcast Appearances & AI Summaries
Andrew Page has appeared on 16 podcast episodes in our AI-summarized catalog, including Motley Fool Money. Every appearance below has a free 5-minute AI summary.
What Andrew said
“The pace of change has never been faster. In 1960, the biggest industrial company had a very high probability of existing in 20 years and still being dominant. Now I'm convinced the biggest company on the Nasdaq hasn't even been formed yet.”
— Andrew Page
“Two people using the exact same AI model get completely different outcomes because of the way they interact with it. Too many people are at that stupid first level—'tell me what to buy.' The real flex is you're a cyborg now. Use it to augment the wetware inside your skull.”
— Andrew Page
“You are old not by the number on your birth certificate. You are old when you just stop trying.”
— Andrew Page
“When the world is in an insane system, an insane stance is probably the most sane thing that you can do.”
— Andrew Page, on why borrowers will take the 40-year mortgage.
“Profit is proof of value creation... by the measure of every single individual that you could you came in contact with or could have come in contact with voluntarily giving you some money for the thing that you did.”
— Andrew Page
“It's not about whether you look smart or not... What really matters is that you're just a prudent, sensible allocator of capital, recognizing the limitations of yours and anyone's own ability in a highly uncertain world.”
— Andrew Page
“I am a make money investor.”
— Andrew Page
“The new bottleneck is creativity.”
— Andrew Page, quoting the CEO of Tura
“A civilization that is unable to save is not in a good place.”
— Andrew Page
“There's no number of committees that will crack the egg on this one. When I say get out of the way, stop doing things that are counterproductive to the very goal that we're all achieving here, which is being able to get more for less.”
— Andrew Page on productivity
“If you don't think that property rights are a natural phenomenon, try taking a banana off a gorilla.”
— Andrew Page on the instinct for ownership
“For God's sake, do not give these people more power. It's like giving a machine gun to a monkey.”
— Andrew Page (Ram), on giving the RBA the power to change the superannuation levy.
Episode appearances
16
The hosts of Motley Fool Money are not trying to slow down the artificial intelligence revolution. They think the very idea is not just impractical but dangerous. The argument is not that AI is…
Mailbag Episode: Overtime Taxes, Negative Gearing, and Intangible Investing The episode opens with co-hosts Scott Phillips and Andrew Page in an unusually optimistic mood. Page describes driving…
House prices can't grow faster than wages forever In a wide-ranging conversation on Motley Fool Money, Andrew Page and Scott Phillips walk through a simple but devastating mathematical reality:…
When Andrew Page set up Strawman.com, Australia’s premier online investment club, artificial intelligence did not exist in any usable form. The work took years, cost a fortune, and was brutally…
“You can borrow an idea, but you can’t borrow the conviction.” That line, from Ramit Sethi’s discussion of his new book The One-Page Investment Plan, captures a theme running through this episode…
“It was such a boss move. Such a flex,” Andrew Page says of Satoshi Nakamoto’s decision to remain anonymous. “It’s like, here it is, a neutral digital hard currency for the world, and I give it to…
“If you say to somebody, hey, you can get a 40-year mortgage instead of a 30-year mortgage, they will immediately say, well, what’s the benefit of that? And God loves the bank will say, so you’ll…
“I am down 50% from the high water mark,” Andrew Page says, not as a boast but as a matter of fact. “But I’m much higher than I was ten years ago. That is the price you pay for very high returns.…
“I think the best counterargument that you can come up with that I will get bored. Well here's the thing. Let's say that I retire and let's say a year later I'm just climbing the walls and I'm…
How do companies actually create wealth for their shareholders? It sounds like a simple question, but as Scott Phillips and Andrew “Ram” Page from the Motley Fool unpack it, the obvious…
“The new bottleneck is creativity.” That line, from the CEO of Tura, frames the first half of this Motley Fool Money mailbag episode. Host Scott Phillips and Andrew Page spend the opening segment…
When the Founder-CEO Outlives Their Usefulness Scott Phillips and Andrew Page of Motley Fool Money recorded this episode from less-than-ideal circumstances—Phillips in a rain-soaked caravan on the…
“The maths actually maths.” That line from listener Hayden captures the central question of this episode of Motley Fool Money: if leverage is the secret sauce behind property’s wealth-building…
A Thousand Episodes of the Same Good Advice On the day Motley Fool Money recorded its 1,000th episode, Scott Phillips and Andrew Page sat down to reflect on nearly a decade of weekly conversations…
A listener who uses AI daily wrote in with a dilemma: they are worried that AI-driven job displacement is not a ten-year-out problem but something that could happen now. They have already seen…
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