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EPISODE · Nov 20, 2025 · 43 MIN

Pursuing Nonlinearity (Part 1)

from Motion Blur · host Grant Gregory and Hammad Aslam

Where venture dogmas go to die Hammad leads a long-awaited discussion about the concept of linearity, something that is becoming increasingly more important in today’s world. Given its significance, we’ve decided to make this a two-part episode, this first part focuses on venture capital and startups. Hammad begins by giving us his definition of linearity vs non-linearity, and shares his critiques of some of the traditional growth metrics like ‘triple, triple, double, double’. This episode has everything: twitter references, iPhones vs Android, Blackberry, and even some convos about COVID. Enjoy! 🔗 Show Resource Links Dan Gray’s tweet Dan’s article: Venture Capital is Not Competitive Ho Nam’s quote tweet 🎙️ Podcast Links Spotify Apple Podcasts ⁠X (FKA Twitter)⁠ Subscribe 🌀 About Motion Blur Exploring what makes great companies and technologies work. Brought to you by Grant Gregory & Hammad Aslam. Grant is a Partner at Cantos where he focuses on physical world technologies. Hammad is a Partner at Kivu Ventures, Susa’s growth fund. Learn more about the hosts: Grant Gregory, ⁠Embers⁠ Hammad Aslam, ⁠Susa Ventures Intro music credit: ⁠Will Harrison⁠ Thanks for reading and listening to Motion Blur! Subscribe to get notified for future episodes.

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