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@OnsideWithJouni Joo kyllä se aina paikan tullen käyttää tilaisuuden (vahingoittaa) hyväksi. Edelleen 😄

”Tom Wilsonin peli on kehittynyt, ei enää tahallaan vahingoita vastustajia päätilteillä joista liiga päästää kuin koira veräjästä ilman pelikieltoja..” Taisin kirjoittaa aikaisemmin kaudella 😳

Check out my article: The Cognitive Industrial Revolution: Running Tomorrow’s Intelligence on Yesterday’s Organisation linkedin.com/pulse/cognitiv… via @LinkedIn More extended version published also in ZDnet.com together with @ValaAfshar 🤝

Created this one with @ValaAfshar on why AI often “underperforms.”. Often the problem isn’t the AI-model, But the operating model While most organisations are still built around humans acting as the “digital glue”, Agentic AI is exposing that organisational gap Link in comments

@canes_talk Mckinnon was diving against Czechia and scored on powerplay. Same thing now against Finland. Holy Diver Award must go to Mckinnon…

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@frank_seravalli Frank do you know Have it been defined who will play in early game and who in the later???

Artturi Lehkonen wins it in OT for Finland 🇫🇮 rallying from 2-0 deficit in final six minutes. Semifinal scenarios for tonight: Canada 🇨🇦 vs. Finland 🇫🇮 USA 🇺🇸 vs. Slovakia 🇸🇰 -or- Canada 🇨🇦 vs. Sweden 🇸🇪 Slovakia 🇸🇰 vs. Finland 🇫🇮

@LogWeaver @PeterSchiff He actually did not JUST released it. It have been out there already for years. A lot from that x-post is coming from his book ”The changing world order” which was published already in 2021. Now it is just ”a right time” for people to start believing this kind of sentiment…

Ray Dalio just released 500 years of data showing exactly how empires collapse. His conclusion? America is in Stage 6 of 9. The dangerous stage. Here's what his math actually says about where we're headed: Dalio studied every major empire collapse since 1500. Dutch. British. American. The pattern repeats with machine-like precision every 50-100 years. Not because of politics or ideology. Because of math. The "Big Debt Cycle" has nine stages. We're currently in Stage 6. The dangerous one. Here's how it works: Stages 1-4: The Rise Countries borrow to build infrastructure. Debt is productive. GDP grows faster than debt service costs. Everything feels sustainable. This was the U.S. from 1945-2000. Low debt-to-GDP. Strong productivity growth. Borrowing made sense. Stage 5: The Top Debt service hits 15-20% of GDP. Interest costs start crowding out productive spending. But everyone's too comfortable to notice. Markets boom. Wealth gaps explode. The U.S. crossed this threshold around 2008. Stage 6: The Crisis This is where we are now. Federal debt exceeds 120% of GDP. Two choices: Let interest rates rise and crash the economy. Or print money and create inflation. Both destroy wealth. Just differently. In the 1930s, we chose deflation. In 2008, we chose money printing. In 2026, we're doing both at the same time. Stages 7-9: The Reset Either massive restructuring through negotiation. Or war. History shows wars resolve 90% of these cycles. Not because humans are violent. Because debts become mathematically impossible to service. Dalio's data is clear: When internal inequality peaks AND external rivals emerge, conflicts become inevitable. The U.S. has both right now. Wealth inequality hasn't been this high since 1929. China's GDP grew 6-8% annually while we borrowed to maintain consumption. Dalio's advice for Stage 6 is simple: Sell debt. Buy gold. Not because gold produces anything. Because governments print money to escape debt traps. Gold has risen 3x since 2020. Exactly as the model predicted. But here's what actually matters for regular investors: You can't stop the Big Cycle. But you can position for it. Dalio's framework identifies five big forces that drive every transition: 1. Productivity growth 2. Debt cycles 3. Money supply 4. Wealth gaps 5. Geopolitical power shifts When all five align in the same direction, the cycle turns. Right now, all five are pointing toward Stage 7. Productivity growth is slowing. Debt service costs are rising faster than GDP. Money supply expanded 40% since 2020. Wealth concentration is at century highs. China is building parallel financial infrastructure. The math doesn't lie. So what does positioning actually look like? Dalio's research across 500 years shows three consistent patterns: Pattern 1: Fiat currencies lose value during Stage 6-7 transitions Every time. No exceptions. Governments print to escape debt traps. The dollar, pound, and euro all follow the same path. This is why gold and hard assets outperform during these periods. Pattern 2: Geographic diversification matters more than asset class diversification When one empire declines, another rises. Dutch to British. British to American. The cycle doesn't end. It relocates. Portfolios concentrated in declining empires get crushed. Pattern 3: Volatility spikes 3-5x during Stage 6 The 1930s saw 50%+ market swings. The 1970s stagflation created wild inflation volatility. 2008-2009 saw daily 5% moves. Stage 6 isn't calm. It's chaos punctuated by brief stability. Here's the data that should terrify you: U.S. debt-to-GDP: 120% (highest since WWII) Annual interest costs: approaching $1 trillion China's GDP growth: 6-8% while U.S. averages 2-3% Time between 1929 inequality peak and crash: 8 months Time since current inequality peak: We're in it now

@StellBets @GinoHard_ No. That’s CLEARLY a sucker punch

@GinoHard_ That’s hardly a sucker punch

Logan Stanley SUCKER PUNCHED Brady Tkachuk with a HEFTY right and Brady was PISSED 😵😳

@TSN_Sports Horrible call. That ref should not have any other games for a while. Clearly he loves attention, but as a ref your job is not to chase attention. You are there for the players only. Not for the fans and not for yourself…

SWEDENS GOALIE LOVE HARENSTAM GETS CALLED FOR DIVING AFTER AN AMERICAN PLAYER SKATES THROUGH HIS CREASE? 🤔 #WorldJuniors

Red charts surprising? No. S&P 500 is heavily tilted to technology. ≈ 36% official info tech ≈ 50% if you include the mega-cap tech and data giants With rich valuations, record job cuts in US and AI hype priced in, any tech reversal can drag the whole market sharply lower.

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@Chi_sports_town @RossLevitan Lundell 5M looking like a robbery againts Nazar paper

@RossLevitan Nazar 6.6x7 is looking like highway robbery

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@brenmidov St.Louis would like to see him be super active-looking speed squirrel. Which you cannot expect from ANY +6’4” player… Look Tage Thompson e.g. Also if you see how Kreider, Panarin or Kyrou produce - they produce mostly in offence. Laine is more producive than all of those in PP.

Best powerplay shooter in the league gets 10-20 seconds at the end of every powerplay

@realwilliam59 Hockey is not about how people look. It is not about what kind of style of skating they have. Or if they LOOK lazy… It is about efficiency and consistency. Laine was not in PP. But when the game was on-line in the end. He was there in EN-situation… That’s how he got -2 today…

I can for real see Patrik Laine retiring in 2027 at age 29 when his contract is up. He looks so miserable. Feel like he hates playing hockey. Doubt he’s worked out anything this summer. Looks slower and worse than last year, which is impressive. In a bad way.

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