not 100 tweets a day. >> i am between peter thiel and mark andreessen regarding my tweet volume. one outlet that my pr team does not control for me to be able to just share my thoughts on the technology industry. >> i guess i just wonder, why aren't you more scared? >> that might be generational. i grew up in chat rooms. i'm sure i will say some things that i wake up to in the morning and pull a donald trump or something, regret tweeting for the rest of my life. >> how much of it is strategy? >> it is less strategic than you might think. because my brain is all over the place. it is actually very representative of the random notions that i have. >> i've had the benefit of seeing you do magic. >> i am less active now is a magician. >> that is a very hard thing to learn. what have you learned from that? how has it affected your career? >> magic is weird. have you been to magic conference? >> no. that sounds like an interesting experience. >> you think the tech industry has a diversity program? there is something called the international brotherhood of magicians. i do not think abou

at mark andreessen's level. it is my one outlet that the pr team doesn't control for me to be able to share my thoughts. >> i guess i wonder, why aren't you more scared? >> i think it is generational. i'm sure i will say something stupid someday and then regret treating -- then regret tweeting. than yous strategic would think, because my brain is all over the place. i have had the benefit of seeing you do magic. >> i am less active now is in a magician.now as have you ever been to magic -- magice gekko quote conference? there is something called the international brotherhood of magicians. it was a fun experience when i was in my teenage years. >> will box still become a public company? >> that is the path that we are on. >> would you ever start something new? >> if this continues as it is, i would like to keep this going for a long time. >> would you like to be larry ellison? >> because of what we do sort of transcends certain platforms and devices, there is no limit to what will be possible in our market. box.r

this comes from mark andreessen the cofounder of andreessen horowitz.blaming tech for issues in today's economy is like blaming miley cyrus for pop music. you are omitting a substantial amount of history. he is basically saying that you should pay attention to miley cyrus. there were many pop stars before that, you can necessarily blame her for the structural issues you see. >> he saying don't have the player, hate the game. but we are still left with the same game. you could argue that miley cyrus is a consequence of pop music, and not producing the problem of pop music. i don't take that's wrong. [laughter] dropping that analogy, it's a clever but it doesn't really say anything to me. we still have the problems of dislocations with technology. in the past, that has ultimately fixed itself. we don't know if that's going to be true in the future, and we don't know how long it's going to take. >> i think that's what market recent is getting back to. -- mark andreessen is getting back to. you are taking out workers from the workforce, with technology over

between peter thiel and mark andreessen -- marc andreessen in my tweet volume. ♪ >> silicon valley isticized for being too audacious, too arrogant in thinking we can change the world. is that fair? >> it used to be that there was a cycle of disruption within silicon valley, where software companies disrupted themselves. we are having to interact with so many new markets in so many ways. first that starts out we can solve this problem better than anyone else. sometimes that believe is right and sometimes it's not. when it is not we look ludicrous for it. the outside world is excited about working with silicon valley. something we don't get a perspective for as often as i think we code or maybe should -- could or maybe should. we live in our own bubble, and the view is silicon valley versus the rest of the world when it is really silicon valley being integrated into the rest of the world. for the first time we are not in this isolated universe. there's no tech industry. there is tech-enabled everything. it is an unbelievably interesting time to be the same kind of retailer that five yea

. >> may be our last thing will be the timestamp on those images of mark andreessen, standing there launchinginvestment syndicate around glass. >> it's a keeper. time capsule, baby. >> paul kedrosky, thanks for coming on. we are going to talk about nielsen and twitter and what it means for big tv programs try to push themselves to a bigger audience. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west." close but no cigar. that is what elon musk said. it's not a bar. elon musk calls it an autonomous spaceport drone ship. it's unbelievable. this thing comes in at an angle, skips off, explodes as it hits the autonomous drone whatever. that happened on saturday. sappacex has been working on a reusable rocket. spacex was prepared for failure. they said in a statement the attempted landing would be trying to balance a rubber broomstick on your hand in the middle of a windstorm. hope springs internal at spacex. new data from twitter and his partnership with nielsen indicates tv shows generate a lot twitter activity before they premiere also generate good ratings. the top 10 shows -- can twitter draw eyes to the screen as