Manager Jeff Park said that Harvard “thinks it’s Bitcoin” when, in his view, it operates more like Ethereum in how it manages scarcity in admissions.
There was an easy solution to this:
Just admit one more person.
This is what my child would say, and what most ppl would say if they weren’t preconditioned to think that elite universities are so scarce that it must barter this “deal”
Just create an abundance mindset https://t.co/RLBtOCDhjx
— Jeff Park (@dgt10011) December 30, 2025
Park contrasted Bitcoin as a rigid rules-based system with a fixed cap, versus Ethereum, where change depends on social consensus and governance decisions. Under that framing, the “scarcity” of seats becomes an institutional policy choice rather than an unavoidable constraint.
The comment landed amid broader debate about an uneven playing field and ideas to expand capacity. The key watch item is whether the discussion turns into public commitments on process, metrics, and accountability.
Source: Jeff Park (X).
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