Global Economics
Larping
Startup Slop
Famous Founders
Tech & Investing
100

This word describes a general rise in prices over time, which makes your money worth less

Inflation

100

On this app, people turn a flat tire into "5 lessons it taught me about leadership," start every post with "I'm thrilled to announce…," and list a lemonade stand as "Founder & CEO."

LinkedIn

100

Highway billboards for AI apps nobody's heard of, founders in Patagonia vests, and driverless robotaxis on every corner. This California city is ground zero for startup hype

San Francisco

100

This man joined Tesla as an early investor and became its CEO in 2008. He later went on to become the world's first trillionaire

Elon Musk

100

This stock market index tracks 500 of the largest companies in the U.S

S&P 500

200

Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa formed a group of growing economies known by this acronym

BRICS

200

This luxury Mercedes model is a favorite for flaunting wealth along with the song "Blue Bands." Its SUV has a feature that allows the car to bounce up and down

Maybach

200

What does B2B stand for?

Business-to-business

200

This man was fired from the company he co-founded in 1985 and returned 12 years later to save it. In 2007 he unveiled the iPhone.

Steve Jobs

200

Stocks going up is called a bull market. Stocks going down is named after this animal

Bear(bear market)

300

The "Big Board" is the nickname for this Wall Street stock exchange, the largest in the world

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)

300

Rented Lamborghinis, crypto bros, and "entrepreneurs" filming content on Brickell rooftops. This Florida city became the capital of flexing money you don't actually have

Miami

300

A startup worth $1 billion is named after this magical horse

A Unicorn

300

This reality TV star launched a shapewear brand in 2019 called "Kimono." After backlash over the name she renamed it SKIMS, and it helped make her a billionaire

Kim Kardashian

300

In 2021, Reddit users on r/WallStreetBets sent this video game store's stock soaring, costing Wall Street hedge funds billions

GameStop

400

Prices in this African country rose so fast in 2008 that it printed a 100-trillion-dollar bill

Zimbabwe

400

Name one model of private jet made by Gulfstream or Bombardier

  • Gulfstream: G280, G450, G500, G550, G600, G650 (or G650ER), G700, G800
  • Bombardier: Global 5500, Global 6500, Global 7500, Global 8000, Challenger 350, Challenger 3500, Challenger 650, Learjet 75
400

When a startup changes its whole idea, it's said to do this basketball move

Pivot

400

This man quit a Wall Street job in 1994 to sell books online out of his Seattle garage. The company later grew into "the everything store."

Jeff Bezos

400

In 2010, a programmer paid 10,000 of these for two pizzas. Those coins would later be worth hundreds of millions of dollars

Bitcoin

500

In 2021, this Central American country became the first to make Bitcoin official money

El Salvador

500

Superyachts packed in harbors, $1,000 lunches, helicopter skiing, and almost no regular people. Name one billionaires playground

  • St. Barths
  • Monaco
  • Saint-Tropez
  • Mykonos
  • Aspen
  • Courchevel
  • Seychelles
  • Sardinia
  • Lake Como
  • The Maldives
500

These investors fund early-stage startups in exchange for equity. They expect most of those companies to fail and count on a few big winners to make up the losses.

Venture Capitalists(VCs)

500

As a Harvard sophomore he built a site where students rated classmates' photos. He turned the idea into a social network in 2004, then dropped out

Mark Zuckerberg

500

In January 2025, this Chinese AI startup released a chatbot it said was built for a fraction of what American companies spend. Nvidia lost nearly $600 billion in value in one day

Deepseek

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