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Quora, Inc. operates the question-and-answer website Quora, where users can ask questions and provide answers on a wide range of topics. The platform is designed as a place to share knowledge and connect people with information from others.www.quora.com

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Sep 11, 2026

Jonathan HuffmanGUEST
5:34
Moved on with life.
Jonathan HuffmanGUEST
5:35
About a year after that, I wrote a short story on Quora.
Jonathan HuffmanGUEST
5:39
It was a sci-fi story about time travel.
Jonathan HuffmanGUEST
5:41
The CEO of a video game company, Reddit, he reached out to me and said, I want you to write for my game.
Jeremiah JohnsonGUEST
17:57
This
Andrew XuHOST
17:58
is the equivalent of how, like, a decade ago, people always Googled for Yahoo Answers to see what that would tell them about, like, whether they would get useful information that way or, like, how they got information from Quora.
Andrew XuHOST
18:10
I mean,
Jeremiah JohnsonGUEST
18:11
I suppose.
Jeremiah JohnsonGUEST
19:45
It's certainly not X.
Jeremiah JohnsonGUEST
19:46
God forbid, it's certainly not Blue Sky or, you know, what else is even in the conversation?
Andrew XuHOST
19:54
I really missed the 10 years ago version of Quora, but that's gone now.
Andrew XuHOST
20:01
Maybe Discord.
Tom HaughHOST
84:09
But I have a question.
Tom HaughHOST
84:10
I have a very serious question for Andrew from something that I got on Quora that you can't answer.
Tom HaughHOST
84:17
We'll save that for after the break.
Tom HaughHOST
84:18
But when you talk about all this money that's going to this college football, all these sponsors and all this stuff, because now SoFi is giving money to Notre Dame huge, like $20 million a year or some crap.

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AndrewPANELIST
106:38
We're all united in our scholarship of the godfather.
Tom HaughHOST
106:44
Andrew, before we get time, but I want to leave this for the last second.
Tom HaughHOST
106:47
I read this thing from Quora Digest.
Tom HaughHOST
106:51
You know, people write in, and some people are idiots, some people aren't.
Dan CumminsHOST
33:51
It's been a long time since we've talked about Zozo here.
Dan CumminsHOST
33:53
For a refresher, here's a description I like that I found online on Quora.
Dan CumminsHOST
33:58
Zozo is an entity known for presenting itself through Ouija boards.
Dan CumminsHOST
34:01
Those who claim they have made contact with Zozo, who also presents themselves as Zaza, Mama, Oz, Zo, Za, and Abacus, often experience a planchette or glass moving in a figure eight, before frantically moving back and forth between Z and O.
Tom HaughHOST
29:22
You don't, you don't s- you don't know, but I have a question for you, uh, from a listener, but, uh, w- I mean, this is, uh, again, more of a, a legal que- it was a thing, just what you were talking about, Carl.
Tom HaughHOST
29:30
Somebody wrote into Quora, and my, you know, I get this thing all the time.
Tom HaughHOST
29:33
I don't know how I got stuck with these guys, but-
Karl DenningerGUEST
29:35
Yeah
Ammarah AhmedGUEST
14:20
And that's not the way to do it, because you lose your customer's trust, and then they go and leave bad reviews.
Ammarah AhmedGUEST
14:26
And in today's day and age where all these chat LLMs are coming up, your Claudes and your ChatGPTs, these reviews are becoming more and more important because they actually give so much weightage to platforms like Reddit and Quora.
Ammarah AhmedGUEST
14:41
And if you get a bad review, these platforms just tell people that, "Oh, this brand has a terrible perception.
Ammarah AhmedGUEST
14:48
Don't buy it."
Jay BerkowitzGUEST
20:44
You wanna make sure that Bill Umansky is the expert and that you're answering a lot of questions on your website.
Jay BerkowitzGUEST
20:51
Um, and also there's a couple answer engines, Reddit and Quora, where you can answer questions.
Jay BerkowitzGUEST
20:57
They were really important out of the gate, but now it seems like YouTube has, uh, become more important in terms of the algorithms for ChatGPT.
Jay BerkowitzGUEST
21:06
Also becoming an expert, like writing articles for your bar association and your chamber of commerce and different legal entities out there.
Gisele NavarroGUEST
29:44
I could rank there.
Gisele NavarroGUEST
29:45
I tried Quora.
Gisele NavarroGUEST
29:47
It's just like, it's like a no man's land.
Gisele NavarroGUEST
29:48
It's not real.
John McDougallHOST
17:00
But that's not that uncommon.
John McDougallHOST
17:03
Amazingly, Because, um, in the age of AI chat GPT and the large language models, they're looking at social media, they're looking at Reddit, they're looking at Quora, they're looking at YouTube.
John McDougallHOST
17:18
Maybe, did you write a book? Is it on Amazon? Somewhere here I have one of the books we wrote.
John McDougallHOST
17:24
Well, here's an early book we wrote for those watching it.
Mary Ann BautistaGUEST
28:10
We have not found that AI is very helpful in the engagement element of what we do.
Mary Ann BautistaGUEST
28:20
When we go out to Reddit, Quora, Facebook Communities that are having conversations about our clients' topics, and we engage and get involved, it has to be human.
Mary Ann BautistaGUEST
28:30
It really does.
Mary Ann BautistaGUEST
28:32
And so we have a staff.

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