Geopolitics

Early in my career, USAID was a client of mine. Took me all over the world. Met so many amazing humans across every imaginable culture, all working towards a better future. Its sad to see it dismantled like this. 

Strategically, it leaves a hole in American soft power and diplomacy abroad in areas we see fast increasing Chinese influence.

I trust Elon/DOGE will figure that out and reinstate in a cost effective manner, the most essential programs that help anchor U.S. leadership abroad.

Early in my career, USAID was a client of mine. Took me all over the world. Met so many amazing humans across every imaginable culture, all working towards a better future. Its sad to see it dismantled like this. 

Strategically, it leaves a hole in American soft power and diplomacy abroad in areas we see fast increasing Chinese influence.

I trust Elon/DOGE will figure that out and reinstate in a cost effective manner, the most essential programs that help anchor U.S. leadership abroad. 

https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/02/politics/usaid-officials-leave-musk-doge/index.html

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Genuinely curious. What about Elon’s career makes people think he’s a “cost effective” expert?

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he did build some pretty cost effective rockets.

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doesn't that amount to the same thing at the end of the day.

I know that current rockets are cheaper to launch than traditional rockets but unclear if getting there was “cheaper” vs they had a better idea and raised the funds to focus solely on that.