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Imagine for a moment just how fun it feels to say this as the Greek finance minister
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Never trust Meta with your data.
Only trust <12 month old venture funded startups.
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“Daddy what were you doing during the singularity, what was it like?”
“Well son I was mostly reading about it on my phone and talking about it in group chats, and otherwise living my life as I ordinarily would have while my friends and family and coworkers completely ignored it”
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I am once again asking for the Friday before Labor Day to be an official holiday known as Capital Day so that Capital and Labor, in true liberal fashion, can work together to give everyone a four day weekend to end the summer. Happy Capital Day to all who celebrate!
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who allowed this tower that’s out of scale with the surrounding community???
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"see my chief of staff agent dewegates to my marketing manager agent"
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girlfriend overheard me and started yelling at me asking me “who the fuck is kimmy” “why the fuck are you talking about chinese models”
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My annual country risk update, which includes everything I know and have learned about country risk in my corporate finance analysis and valuation is now available to download: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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an idiot in motion goes further than a genius at rest
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In time for 7/4, WSJ article on several proposals to change the Constitution. Of course, there's a huge fist fight in the comments about the Electoral College (🧵)
wsj.com/us-news/law/us-const… via @WSJ
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#2 states still retain importance today, but naturally the cause of "states rights" hits different after slavery / civil war + civil rights abuses - lost a lot of steam. Feds have mostly "won"; see interstate commerce clause exploitation and other matters.
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