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@Styliann_ This is hindenburg. Most activist short sellers are either just bad inverse value investors, or trying to dump and cover. These guys are pretty good.
hindenburgresearch.com
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@EmmetPeppers @elonmusk Grudge against Elon, fired before Thanksgiving and low Trans support…
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This letter about OpenAI was just sent to me.
These seem like concerns worth investigating.
gist.github.com/Xe/32d7bc436e4…
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@Architectolder @global_Xpr Nostalgia is a powerful influence but Paris has become a sterile museum 😥
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@dash_eats “Jews walked through the desert so that blacks could run to the nearest food desert”
legendary episode 🫡
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Im sorry for anything I said that was wrong
patreon.com/posts/90923211…
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@Bonecondor HUGE missed opportunity—legalize drugs already. Time to move on
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man finally did something about the “Sleepy Joe” moniker and you’re criticizing him for it
The New York Times@nytimes
An initial test on a white powdery substance found inside the White House on Sunday evening showed it was cocaine. The Secret Service is investigating how it got there. nyti.ms/44ucEMj
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@GirkinGirkin I guess if they’re willing to do that to themselves they really are dangerous!🤭
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@adamdangelo Problem w/ laws today is they’re not complex enough…gurl what?
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Stock-photography memes are trivial to reproduce and parody with Midjourney. Take, for example, the legendary "woman laughing alone with salad."
What if there was ever more salad and the women were laughing ever harder and they were ever more alone? knowyourmeme.com/memes/women-la…




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@__Aava__ @LynAldenContact Maybe offset by deflationary inflection points in tech a la Ark Invest
Net net I’m still finding it hard to see anything other than Covid affects as the cause of our current predicament vis a vis inflation and therefor it’s temporary.
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@awoos2 @LynAldenContact One more thing to ponder:
Boomers retiring should be deflationary (because retired people tend to spend less) but I heard one gentleman make a point in a webinar that boomers selling off all those assets they own and spending into the economy will be inflationary. 🙃
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@awoos2 @LynAldenContact Also: China’s Covid lockdown was inflationary due to supply chains disruptions but China’s reopening is inflationary because 1.4 billion people will be catching up on consumption. :p
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@__Aava__ @LynAldenContact 1. Over the last 40 years other generations have entered their peak spending age—and the rate trended to 0
2. Is an interesting one, maybe that’s a more longterm impact…but enough?
3. Over the last 40 years we’ve had quite a few wars—and the rate trended to 0
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@awoos2 @LynAldenContact 1. Millennials are entering their peak spending age.
2. Deglobalization forces are inflationary.
3. Unfortunately this needs to be said too: war is inflationary. (Long term it has negative effect on the economy but as it happens, it heats it up.)
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@LynAldenContact For 40 years pre-covid, rates steadily moved to zero. Presumably this was due to large continuing deflationary macro forces.
Post-covid, do you believe those large deflationary macro forces have fundamentally changed?
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