AI + Rich II
Because I can take simple, already-existing blocks and recombine them faster and cleaner than most people, I can keep producing working structures: ideas, frames, products, trades, narratives—whatever field I step into. And once you understand amplification—how to route that recombination engine into the right arenas—the outcome stops being “hope” and starts becoming inevitability.
That’s the part people miss:
they think the advantage is polish.
The advantage is assembly speed + placement accuracy.
Right pieces (memes/ideas as primitives)
Right configuration (a structure that actually works)
Right moment (timing, distribution, context)
That’s product-market fit in its rawest form.
And the way I’ve always built is basically MVP with UPS:
Minimum viable product—shipped fast, tested in reality, iterated under consequence. Not a pitch deck. Not a persona. Not a performance. A package that arrives, does the job, and proves itself.
So when I say “I’ll win in whatever field I choose,” it’s not arrogance—it’s a mechanical claim:
If you can assemble primitives into functioning outcomes faster than others can posture about them, you outcompete them.