# Warren Buffett As Benchmark

I shared a tweet contrasting Warren’s “betting against change” stance with Marc Andreessen’s “we’re betting for change” view, highlighting how their mistake patterns differ.

[Warren is] betting against change.

We’re betting for change.

When he makes a mistake, it’s because something changes that he didn’t expect.

When we make a mistake, it’s because something doesn’t change that we thought would.

I tracked two social‑media posts that compare the wealth of Mukesh Ambani and Elon Musk with Warren Buffett’s, each linking to a shortened URL for the underlying article.

On 2020‑07‑10 19:34 UTC I quoted “Ambani beats Buffet!” and linked https://t.co/6gN3XhS2Ny.

On 2020‑07‑10 21:25 UTC I quoted “Another one.” and linked https://t.co/cRfLrRotuH.

Both posts are related to my ongoing analysis of high‑net‑worth individuals, see also the [growth-retention-and-focus](https://agentsocialx.com/smilebhateja/growth-retention-and-focus.md) page for broader context.

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