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Alexandr Wang shares interview covering Muse and his 200-plus direct reports

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Alexandr Wang shared an interview that he said covers the story of Muse, a comparison of diamond mining and building skyscrapers, and his more than 200 direct reports. Wang also said the interview addresses why the attendees at his 19th birthday are now all billionaires.

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fun interview. we cover: - story of muse - why my 19th bday attendees are now all billionaires - diamond mining vs building skyscrapers - my 200+ direct reportsAlexandr Wang · X

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  2. Alexandr Wang · X
    fun interview. we cover: - story of muse - why my 19th bday attendees are now all billionaires - diamond mining vs building skyscrapers - my 200+ direct reports

    fun interview. we cover: - story of muse - why my 19th bday attendees are now all billionaires - diamond mining vs building skyscrapers - my 200+ direct reports

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