Peter Thiel:

Peter Thiel:

I think we moralize too much.

And there is always a question I like to ask: What is the opposite of good? The moral contrast is bad. The functional antons are poor.

Ferrari is a mean car because it doesn't get many miles per liter. Travant is a bad car. It works. It's less good than a golf car, you know, the former East German car.

So, you know, if you're evil, you're at least talented. And if you're evil, you're not evil, so you're actually maybe kind of good because you're at least doing something.

I think it's better to be good than bad.