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Inflation is the hidden tax

This $300M system can stop a fighter jet at 150 mph in seconds

1994: Nixon warns about the rise of Russian imperialism Nixon argued that Russia would revert to expansion if weakened and isolated. The warning came long before the outcome became visible.

1988: Trump explains how the US is getting ripped off on tariffs In an interview decades ago, Trump framed tariffs as a way to protect US industry and push back on trade imbalances. The argument predates recent trade wars and has stayed largely unchanged.

Ray Dalio explains money vs credit

They control half of global GDP At FII 2023, 11 of the most influential figures in global finance shared one stage: • Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock • Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates • Stephen Schwarzman, CEO of Blackstone • Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase • David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs • Yasir Al-Rumayyan, governor of the Public Investment Fund • Noel Quinn, CEO of HSBC • Neil Shen, founding partner of Sequoia China • Jane Fraser, CEO of Citigroup • Patrice Motsepe, chairman of African Rainbow Minerals • Shemara Wikramanayake, CEO of Macquarie Group This is the layer where capital is allocated before markets price it in.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has shared why the messaging platform chose not to base its operation in the United States.

Throwback to when Robert Downey Jr visited Wall Street.

Technology inspired by nature solved a major problem in Japan’s bullet trains

Atlas from Boston Dynamics ends this year’s CES with a backflip

Why urgency makes people buy stupid things In Boiler Room, brokers don’t sell stocks. They sell time pressure. When urgency spikes, people stop evaluating. Logic slows down. Decisions get rushed.

The $1B AI agent idea Y Combinator keeps repeating the same advice: don’t chase flashy AI ideas. The biggest outcomes usually come from boring problems that sit close to real work. One founder noticed his mom, a dentist, drowning in paperwork and billing. He didn’t build a futuristic AI. He built a small tool to automate the boring parts of her day. That tool scaled. AI agents don’t win by being impressive. They win by quietly replacing repetitive human labor in places nobody brags about.

Why rich people almost never sell assets They don’t sell assets. They borrow against them. Stocks, real estate, and businesses stay invested and keep compounding. Cash comes from loans backed by those assets.

This guy scammed all 5 Shark Tank investors. Charles Yim pitched Breathometer on Shark Tank and got a unanimous $1M deal for 30% equity. After the show, the product ran into accuracy problems. Instead of fixing them, Yim later said he was busy “networking” and traveling. In 2017, the company was forced to refund customers.

I think we're going to figure out what animals are saying pretty soon. Is that a good thing? I really don't know...

People who think AI takeover isn't a risk are the people who don't believe AGI is possible.