More interesting dinner conversations - Sam Altman
When seated at a table with people you don't know, ask "what are you interested in?" or "what have you been thinking about lately?" instead of "what do you do?". (Surprisingly often you get a look of utter confusion, followed by fifteen seconds of hemming and hawing, and then a version of "man, i really need to take some time off".)
More interesting dinner conversations - Sam Altman When seated at a table with people you don't know, ask "what are you interested in?" or "what have you been thinking about lately?" instead of "what do you do?". (Surprisingly often you get a look of utter confusion, followed by fifteen seconds of hemming and hawing, and then a version of "man, i really need to take some time off".) Sam Altman Subscribe by Email You're following this blog. Unfollow Follow this Posthaven Enter your email address to get email alerts about new posts on this site. Unsubscribe anytime. Email address is invalid. Fol
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