🧠 Naval Launches “Quote Me More” to Fix the World’s Wisdom Deficit

A Substack, an AI, and chewable aphorisms—because fewer people are quoting Naval, and that’s apparently a crisis.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — In a bold attempt to “accelerate the global optimization of signal over noise,” angel investor and walking Zen koan Naval Ravikant today announced his new Substack, Quote Me More, aimed at “restoring the sacred tweet-to-quote ratio among founders, VCs, and people who drink coffee with butter in it.”

Sources close to Naval say he grew concerned as the zeitgeist shifted dangerously toward things other than him—like macroeconomics, AI, and actual product development.

“It was time,” he said, “to remind the world that the best returns still come from quoting me in 2013.”

“I noticed a dip in the ambient quote frequency of my older insights,” Ravikant wrote, “and realized I was letting the market price my wisdom instead of owning the distribution. That’s not leverage - that’s negligence.”