Jackson Dahl
Host of the Dialectic podcast.
“Akshay, one of Notion's co-founders recently told me that nearly 50 former founders now work at Notion.”
Source→“The whole thing was built with 3.8 flash, which means it was not only fast, it was cheap.”
Source→“possible lens (popular specials) for how convergent stand-up is”
Source→“Half the people I've interviewed have been funded by Emergent Ventures.”
Source→“Cited by Dahl (secondhand) for making statements that function as questions”
Source→“The world will not discourage you from operating on your default settings... The really important kind of freedom involves attention and awareness and discipline and effort and being able to truly care about other people.”
Source→“This episode is a solo reading by Jackson Dahl of a 1990 speech by John W. Gardner.”
Source→“A friend, Willem Van Lanker, shared this with me back in 2024, and it was and continues to be quite influential.”
Source→“Kevin talked about and clearly has lived... a life that has great belief and hope in the future.”
Source→“I got to know Henry when I was a venture investor at the crypto firm Paradigm, which shortly after I left, ended up investing in Privy.”
Source→“Participants: Jackson Dahl, Paul Scherer. Podcast: Dialectic. Date: 2026-05-27.”
Source→“"Notion also made a bunch of new announcements on its developer platform recently... the way that they're pushing what you can do with agents is really remarkable." - Jackson Dahl”
Source→“"The one person I've noticed who doesn't talk about it like that is Kevin Kelly... Kevin talks about AIs, which is a subtle but important difference."”
Source→“Notion co-founder Akshay Kothari introduced Paul Scherer to podcast host Jackson Dahl; also referenced as a sounding board for Paul's ideas about purpose and restlessness.”
Source→“Jackson Dahl and Nicholas Thompson are participants in the Dialectic podcast, episode 45.”
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