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Hard Fork Live, Part 2: Patrick Collison of Stripe + Kathryn Zealand of Skip + Listener Questions
Patrick CollisonKathryn Zealand
Patrick Collison sees physical construction as the most urgent abundance bottleneck, contrasting California’s Golden Gate Bridge with high-speed rail that has dropped its former 2033 completion estimate.Stripe is building decade-long infrastructure for agents that act as “paperwork minions,” while stablecoins may extend dollar adoption abroad; Skip’s $5,000-ish MO/GO targets early mobility demand, with pricing, supply chains, regulation and distribution still to watch.