Adam Bee

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@BenAxelrod selection committee would face much more heat excluding 31-1 team than a near .500 team.

Miami losing in the MAC title game would’ve provided the most possible drama for Selection Sunday. Now the RedHawks are probably just squarely out.

@LionTruther @RGIII absurdity of arguing 31-1 isn't a top 68 team is incredible.

@RGIII No they shouldn’t. You can’t schedule Missouri school or Mormons in November and expect to get in the tournament after failing to win your conference.

Miami Ohio at 31-1 should be in the NCAA Tournament even without wining the MAC Championship Tournament. Period.

@AdamSinger this is incredible and embarrassing. They aired a joke and didn't realize it was off by 6 orders of magnitude.

This is still an all-timer clip, of MSNBC’s Brian Williams and NYT Editorial Board Member Mara Gay reading a tweet and at no point in their brains does the math click for either of them. They made a whole on-screen graphic too, which compounds how funny it is

@nejatian I am so behind you and this company! Love this 🇺🇸

I’m praying for America’s soldiers. Freedom isn’t free. And they are all paying a dear price this week.

This morning, if you can, take a minute to pray for someone in need. Don’t psych yourself. It isn’t hard. The fewer the words, the better the prayer.

@SenFettermanPA @cvpayne Thank you for being one of few people in Washington to be intellectually honest

Why do Democrats now universally condemn what achieves a top, longstanding Democratic priority?

@Dame_Lillard This is a mid major playing other schools with 20,000 students. In 99 Miami made Elite 8 under Szczerbiak. No way should they not get a bid, but I'm hoping they win conf tourney and shut everyone up with a sweet 16 appearance. Ball movement / spacing / shooting they fun to watch

Can somebody explain to me how Miami OH should/would not get an automatic bid? I’m confused…

@kerrancejames Horrible review

That should have been overturned in 5 seconds as SDSU ball. Instead, they spent 2 minutes making the wrong call. Great replay system. No notes.

@2ndChancePoints Absolutely insane . Clear as day

...if that New Mexico/San Diego State call isn't reversed, what's the point of review? I genuinely thought that was clear as day, 100% obvious

@ajshiltz @bigten @BadgerMBB Inexcusable calls especially the defensive foul

Two straight GARBAGE calls from @bigten officials in the Wisconsin Indiana game. What a disgrace of officiating. Absolute disgrace of the game. Never seen anything like it. @BadgerMBB how these guys could steal that effort from you is unreal. Hold them accountable

@TheGladiatorHC @grok what are your thoughts on these predictions for copper supply shortage?

You just can't own enough Copper. Billionaire Robert Friedland sums it up perfectly..... You people have no idea whatsoever what we’re facing. “We’re consuming 30m tonnes of copper a year. Only 4m tonnes of which is recycled. That means to maintain 3% GDP growth, with no electrification, we have to mine the same amount of copper in the next 18 years as we mined in the last 10,000 years, combined. In the next 18 years, I’ve got to mine the same amount of copper as we mined the last 10,000 years. This is without any new electrification, without data centers, without solar and wind and the greening of the world economy. You people have no idea whatsoever what we’re facing.”

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53 banking associations just wrote themselves a $6.6 trillion protection bill. They called it the CLARITY Act. Here is what they do not want you to understand. Banks pay depositors 0.1% interest. Stablecoin issuers hold Treasury bills earning 4.5%. If stablecoins could pass that yield to users, banks lose the deposit war. They cannot compete. The math is fatal. So they made competition illegal. The Kansas City Fed calculated what happens if stablecoins pay competitive rates. Banks lose 25.9% of deposits. $1.5 trillion in lending capacity vanishes. The entire community banking model collapses. Their solution was not innovation. Their solution was legislation. The CLARITY Act everyone is celebrating contains Section 404 prohibiting yield payments through any mechanism. Not just from issuers. From exchanges. From affiliates. From partners. Every single pathway to competitive returns, closed by statute. Brian Armstrong reviewed the 278-page draft for 48 hours. He withdrew Coinbase support at 11pm. The markup was postponed by morning. He saw what Wall Street analysts missed entirely. This is not crypto regulation. This is Dodd-Frank for digital assets. Incumbents writing rules that crush competitors. Regulatory capture so brazen they published the lobbying letters on their own websites. The American Bankers Association. 52 state banking associations. The Community Bankers Council. All coordinating to eliminate an industry they cannot beat in open markets. Meanwhile China made e-CNY interest-bearing on December 29. America is banning stablecoin yield while Beijing is paying it. The crypto industry spent years begging for regulatory clarity. They got it. Clarity that $6.6 trillion in deposits will be protected at any cost. Clarity that banks write the rules. Clarity that if you cannot win in markets, you win in Congress. This is the largest regulatory capture event in American financial history. And it is being sold as innovation policy.

Sad to see @RoKhanna become another politician who has no economic literacy. Now hold my 🥃 Your case for a billionaire wealth tax falls apart on every key point. You say founders like Jensen Huang would not be deterred by a 1 to 2 percent annual tax on unrealized gains because he was not thinking about taxes in 1993. That is irrelevant. No one calculates distant taxes on day one. The issue is marginal incentives: slashing the ultimate reward after decades of risk forces stock sales to pay the tax and deters the next wave of founders. Pretending this has zero behavioral effect is economic nonsense. You brag the Bay Area has 37 times Austin’s VC and Florida “is not on the map.” That is stale data ignoring the exodus already underway. California loses high earners and companies yearly because of crushing taxes and rules. Tesla, Oracle, HPE did not relocate to Texas for the barbecue. Adding a federal wealth tax accelerates the bleed. Clusters are not immortal. You note public funding built foundational tech: NSF, DARPA, universities. True, but irrelevant to the conclusion. Public money funds research; private risk turns it into world changing companies. Capping rewards for that private step means fewer breakthroughs get commercialized. Basic incentive economics. You warn of revolutions from inequality, citing history. History says the opposite: Britain’s brutal industrial inequality drove the fastest living standard gains ever. Real wages soared eventually. 1848 and 1917 stemmed from tyranny and war, not rich people. America’s Gilded Age was far more unequal than today and built the 20th century prosperity engine. Punishing success slows the growth that lifts everyone. You claim a wealth tax boosts innovation. Reality: nearly every OECD country that tried one scrapped it (France, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark) because it raised peanuts, sparked capital flight, and hurt growth. The track record is a total failure. And the mirror moment: Washington already hauls in record $5 trillion plus yearly yet runs trillion dollar deficits through waste, fraud, and bloat. Hundreds of billions vanish annually on duplication and improper payments. Before inventing new taxes on the tiny group creating real value, demand government live within its means. Jensen Huang and Elon Musk allocate capital with ruthless efficiency; government is the worst allocator on earth. Feeding its irresponsibility is not justice; it is complicity. Wealth is not a fixed pile to slice up; it is the return on risk that grows the entire economy. Taxing it punitively does not enlarge anyone’s share; it shrinks tomorrow’s pie for all. A billionaire tax would not save innovation or democracy. It would cripple both. Your position is not just wrong; it is upside down.

@RoKhanna To assume the money would be spent for useful purposes would be to assume the unprecedented in modern times, particularly CA. Most people with a lot of money in my view wouldnt mind taxes if they weren’t mostly wasteful bureaucratic misallocations of capital. Do your job.

Peter Thiel is leaving California if we pass a 1% tax on billionaires for 5 years to pay for healthcare for the working class facing steep Medicaid cuts. I echo what FDR said with sarcasm of economic royalists when they threatened to leave, "I will miss them very much."

This is the way

@elonmusk The worst part of this is no matter how much crime follows, no matter how failed the well intended policies are, the party will never say maybe we got this wrong.

The New York City ballot form is a scam! - No ID is required - Other mayoral candidates appear twice - Cuomo’s name is last in bottom right

@elonmusk This is incredulous and flagrant fraud