Published Oct 17, 2021

Bonus Episode: Prof G's Code Conference Presentation

Scott Galloway delivers a riveting presentation on the profound economic and educational shifts driven by the pandemic, critiques the elitism in higher education, and explores disruptive technologies in health, finance, and space, unveiling both their promise and pitfalls.
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  • Health Tech

    Scott Galloway highlights the transformative potential of health tech, emphasizing its capacity to revolutionize the healthcare industry. He points out that the shift towards digital health solutions, such as telemedicine, is already underway, with virtual doctor visits increasing from less than 1% to a third of all consultations 1. This digital shift represents a significant opportunity to enhance healthcare delivery and efficiency.

    Healthcare I think this is the most disruptible industry and will create more shareholder value than any industry in history.

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    Galloway believes that digitizing healthcare could unlock immense value, pushing the industry from a defensive to an offensive stance 1.

       

    Fintech

    In fintech, Scott Galloway critiques the hype around online trading platforms, noting that they often lead to significant losses for inexperienced investors. He warns that day trading can be risky, with most traders losing money, and questions whether this trend is setting up a generation for financial disappointment 2. However, he sees a bright future for online banking, which he believes is underappreciated and poised for growth.

    The innovators see huge opportunity and are coming in and trying to capture the 1.7 billion people in the world who are unbanked.

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    Galloway highlights the potential for online banking to reach unbanked populations, particularly in regions like Latin America, where traditional banks have failed to penetrate 2.

       

    Space Tech

    Scott Galloway critiques the overhyped nature of space tourism, arguing that it garners disproportionate media attention compared to more pressing issues like climate change. He describes space tourism as both supply and demand constrained, with limited practical value 3. Instead, he emphasizes the underappreciated potential of space hauling, which involves launching satellites and other payloads into space.

    The companies that can haul that stuff into space are going to do really well.

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    Galloway believes that space hauling presents a lucrative opportunity, as the number of satellites is expected to increase dramatically in the coming years 3.

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