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The Volume of Your Inaccuracy - by Kyle Harrison

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This is a weekly newsletter about the art and science of building and investing in tech companies. To receive Investing 101 in your inbox each week, subscribe here: I've been thinking a lot about the correlation between volume and power. A few months ago I recorded a conversation where I referred to the model of capital agglomerators in venture as "the loudest models." "As venture capital evolves it often tilts not in the direction of what you think it should be, but what the loudest people with the most capital decide they want it to be." While this was the first time I think I framed it as "the loudest models," I've thought before about this idea that the louder something is, the more power it has. When I wrote a piece about parenting, I thought about this as a reality across most aspects of life that the loudest is most certainly not always the best: "Life is too noisy to leave you alone. If parents don't help their kids get exposure to a broad variety of experiences, then life will

The Volume of Your Inaccuracy The Currency of the Attention Economy Is Loudness Kyle Harrison May 03, 2025 21 3 6 Share This is a weekly newsletter about the art and science of building and investing in tech companies. To receive Investing 101 in your inbox each week, subscribe here: Subscribe I've been thinking a lot about the correlation between volume and power. A few months ago I recorded a conversation where I referred to the model of capital agglomerators in venture as "the loudest models." "As venture capital evolves it often tilts not in the direction of what you think it should be, bu

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