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Kevin Weil Endorses Cross-Field Research and “Rock Band” Teams

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Kevin Weil endorsed @jmj’s argument for working across fields and praised the idea of “rock band” teams as an approach to problems at @warpsciences. Weil said some of the most accessible opportunities lie at the intersection of multiple fields because people tend to specialize deeply rather than work broadly, while emphasizing that both approaches matter.

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Love this from @jmj. Some of the most low-hanging fruit is at the intersection of multiple fields, because people tend to go deep rather than broad. Both are important! I also like his analogy of "rock band" teams as the way to attack problems like ours at @warpsciences. https://www.newinternet.tech/p/investing-at-the-intersectionsKevin Weil · X

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  1. Kevin Weil · X
    Love this from @jmj. Some of the most low-hanging fruit is at the intersection of multiple fields, because people tend to go deep rather than broad. Both are important! I also like his analogy of "rock band" teams as the way to attack problems like ours at @warpsciences. https://www.newinternet.tech/p/investing-at-the-intersections

    Love this from @jmj. Some of the most low-hanging fruit is at the intersection of multiple fields, because people tend to go deep rather than broad. Both are important! I also like his analogy of "rock band" teams as the way to attack problems like ours at @warpsciences. https://www.newinternet.tech/p/investing-at-the-intersections

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