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What important truth do very few people agree with you on?

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Peter Thiel, to job candidates, Zero to One, chapter 1, 2014

Peter Thiel, Zero to One, chapter 1, where it is introduced as his job-interview question. Thiel supplies his own standard: a good answer takes the form "most people believe x, but the truth is the opposite of x."

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Mark Cuban Entrepreneur and investor; owner of the Dallas Mavericks
I was never a big risk taker. When I started my first businesses, I really had nothing to lose. I was sleeping on the floor. I had five roommates in a three-bedroom apartment. My car was a junker. I had absolutely nothing to lose when I started MicroSolutions, so it really was never a risk.
Recorded Kiplinger, Kiplinger Q&A, 1 November 2013 source ↗
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw Founder and executive chairperson of Biocon
My big idea is to marry affordability and access to ensure that we leverage innovation to develop affordable, cutting-edge therapies for chronic diseases.
Recorded Leah Fessler, How We’ll Win, Quartz, 20 July 2022 source ↗

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