The idea from scientific philosophy that observer should preface what they know or believe with a humility because the observer makes mistakes and choices.
And that science, must ideally be able to deal with this.
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Narrative
At the heart of very synthesis, lies a narrative. This is neither complete, nor true.
Although I'm violating the tradition of Epistemic humility, I encourage you to check the Commonplace first for caveats first.
Here are the questions we want to ask:
Standard Oil:Rockefeller :: Jio:Ambani
- What was Standard Oil and who was Rockefeller?
- What helped Standard Oil become a virtual monopoly?
- What makes Rockefeller a useful metaphor for Mukesh Ambani's goals? The similarities, differences and place in time.
- What are the possible ambitions behind Jio Platforms?
- What makes Jio Platforms a force to reckon with?
We also touch
2020 Jio Fundraise
, but that is less interesting to me in the larger scheme of things. Who has Jio raised the money from?
All info here is best effort. Have a more to add? Tweet to me @NirantK:
| Base | Stake | Amount | Other Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US | ||||
| KKR | US | |||
| Mubadala | Abu Dhabi | 1.85% | $1.2 B | |
| Silver Lake | US | 2.08% | $1.35 B | Gartner, Alibaba’s Ant Financial, Dell, and Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing |
| General Atlantic | US | |||
| TPG | US | 0.93% | $600 M | |
| Vista Equity | US | |||
| ADIA | Abu Dhabi | 1.16% | $750M |
India's Gilded Age
This is a topic which I may or may not explore - depending on my own time and curiosity trade offs.
If you have questions though, tweet to me @NirantK