The rest of the book is divided into four sections: (1) the secrets of successful startups, (2) the myths of Silicon Valley, (3) how to build the future, and (4) Peter Thiel’s own thoughts on progress.
This kind of progress is much harder to predict and usually comes from radical thinking.
On the other hand, vertical progress is when we do something completely new, like inventing the airplane. This kind of progress is easy to predict because it’s incremental. Horizontal progress is when we take what already exists and make it better, for example, making a more comfortable chair. He argues that there are two types of progress: horizontal and vertical. The book starts with an introduction from Peter Thiel himself. Multiple Languages Editions of Zero to One Book.
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