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yes yes, we’re familiar and have been talking. thank you 🙏🙏
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100%. if things go to plan, i should be a KC resident by the fall season
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my feedback is near identical
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still working through the viewport responsive development for Nouns 95 so it works well on any device the core idea is mapped out, having to rebuild from the ground up so it’s taking a bit
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this is awesome
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banger, many great points there
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the United States GDP has not grown since 2007 once you subtract the federal deficit. last 3 years it’s been -2% GDP a year whatever people think the economy is, it isn’t
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they took my DNA test and it wasn’t DNA. it said “USA”
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CAFE + safety regs under Obama that have never been rescinded have a lot to do with this
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"So do you still really believe that the stock market represents the interests of normal working class people and isn't just an absurd casino run by corrupt banking cartels and financiers? Cause at 65 it's marginal, right?"
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real with satire, that’s why he’s the GOAT
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insane work from Tim Dillon, nailed it https://youtu.be/VCf5T5ETRcE
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i have watched every single category, of every industry, degrade in quality and longevity, while only getting more expensive yes, a $20 toaster from overseas is cheap—until you factor in the billions spent on welfare for displaced workers, the opioid crisis fueled by joblessness, or the national security risks of relying on China for everything from microchips to antibiotics what’s more expensive: paying a fair price for a toaster built in Ohio, or surrendering our resilience as a nation?
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- The top 10% of Americans own 88% of equities, 88% of the stock market - The next 40% owns 12% of the stock market - The bottom 50% has debt -Summer of 2024 more Americans were using food banks than they ever have in history the market is at June 2024 levels and has yet to dip as hard on a % basis as it did in Q2-4 of 2022 perhaps equity holders & professional email senders could consider lifting themselves up by their bootstraps or learn to code & maintain manufacturing robots while their P/E ratios are being compressed as they suggested the blue collar workforce do while they suppressed wages, offshored industries, and socialized the cost of excessive risk taking through taxpayer funded bailouts
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fantasy where I am hired at CNBC, and a finance guy is melting down on his losses. me: this is terrible. we are sorry for your losses, your trading fortune has done so much for humanity. ehat will your losses mean for people who work for a living? finance guy: (awkward silence)
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Coinbase’s policy team brought me to DC a few times because i’m able to speak to blockchain’s applications outside of finance, (ag, supply chain) and that was a consistent narrative from the other founders who were in finance “you should keep crypto legal because we can keep kicking the can down the road through treasury backed stablecoins” not surprising at all to see this tbh, just was a very quiet matter until now
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plan seems to be push through stablecoin legislation so Circle & Tether can pick up the slack stablecoin companies purchasing treasuries was one of the primary arguments i heard from other founders when in DC
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once City Farmers is to a place i can turn it over to a team of operators and step back, the next business is to strip mine American landfills for the $100b+ of scrap steel & aluminum buried in them and refine it into base level products like the tube in this picture if i had to think through how to use that tube most effectively today, my answer would be custom racking and conveyors for factories https://x.com/zanehengsperger/status/1907452148645765601
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