Steve Peters

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Steve Peters

Steve Peters

@petesfg

mostly here for the dogs.

Katılım Aralık 2015
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Andrea Meanwell
Andrea Meanwell@ruslandvalley·
#comments" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">theguardian.com/environment/20…
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trailcam@Trail_Cams·
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Steve Peters@petesfg·
@MurphyandToby Tobes, I’m simply shocked, just shocked I tell you! Why you generally comport yourself like an old-world diplomat, am I right? Ok just wanted you to know your fans await more posts…(when you get out of doggy-jail 😲🫣🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤣😍)
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Toby
Toby@MurphyandToby·
@petesfg Hello my friend do you doubt my penchant for mayhem 🤣 there's been a couple of 'incidents' but my lawyers have told me not to comment 🤣🤣
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Toby
Toby@MurphyandToby·
Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
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Olly the collie
Olly the collie@ollythecollie·
@ColliePip Came to your page to check in… leaving it heartbroken. I’m so very sorry. I don’t even know what else to say ❤️
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PipTheCollie
PipTheCollie@ColliePip·
Dearest friends.. last night I took my last great adventure over the rainbow bridge 🌈💔🐾 I was at peace at the end and went to sleep lying in mum’s arms whilst she gave me the biggest hugs.
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Steve Peters
Steve Peters@petesfg·
@ericadyork This guy wrote such non-intellectual crap that a few years I had to block anyone named Cass (eg Sunstein, others) as a precaution😂. No need to rank ideologues.
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Erica York
Erica York@ericadyork·
“Cass calls himself an economist, but he was trained as a lawyer. Economists (and other social scientists) are interested in the best evidence. Cass, like a skilled litigator, is interested in the best evidence that strengthens the case he has already decided to argue. Cass uses evidence not because he is interested in getting closer to the truth, as a strategy for finding effective policy solutions; he uses it to advance his perspective, unmoored though it may be to the best evidence and unhelpful though it may be to the people for whom he claims to advocate.”
Scott Winship@swinshi

A new little piece from me titled, "Behind the Scenes with Oren Cass, Policy-Based Evidence Maker" 👇

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Steve Peters
Steve Peters@petesfg·
@tcm Lone Star on the docket i hope 🤞
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TCM
TCM@tcm·
This month, we explore the state of Texas' vast cultural history, its racial dimensions, shifting demographics and how it reflects the changing nature of America with our TCM Spotlight: Deep in the Heart of Texas. It starts tonight with GIANT at 8pm ET.
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Joey Politano 🏳️‍🌈
Joey Politano 🏳️‍🌈@JosephPolitano·
happy one year anniversary to the day I lost a lot of sleep trying to analyze the most insane trade policy of all time. thankfully it got much more stable after this and nothing chaotic has happened since.
Joey Politano 🏳️‍🌈@JosephPolitano

Trump's pulling out a giant board to list the tariffs he's charging today. Looks like 34% China, 20% EU, 46% Vietnam, 32% Taiwan, 24% Japan, 26% India, 25% South Korea, 36% Thailand, 31% Switzerland, 49% Cambodia. Most other countries hid by podium, he's counting them off 1 by 1.

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Steve Peters
Steve Peters@petesfg·
@saygrays He feels what we all know at some level: there is no love like the love of a good dog. ❤️‍🩹
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Brynmor Bracken
Brynmor Bracken@saygrays·
My 9 year old great nephew is struggling with Bryns loss. He was born the day Bryn was six years old and loved sharing a birthday. They adored each other. His mum, my niece, made this to show him Bryn will still be smiling and happy over the rainbow bridge. Beautiful...💖💖
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Brynmor Bracken@saygrays·
Brought him back home. I'll take him on a final 3 mile walk, a route we've done most mornings for 15 years, sprinkling Bryn magic at Bosbury Beach, Bentleys Spa and the broken down shed. I can't thank you all enough for your love and good wishes. Dog X is the best of humanity
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Steve Peters@petesfg·
@saygrays They don’t come any better. What a beautiful boy. I am very sorry for your loss. 💔
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Brynmor Bracken
Brynmor Bracken@saygrays·
He deteriorated overnight and we've had to let him go.. The best boy ever. 💔🌈
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Steve Peters@petesfg·
@jmart Says the man already trying to kill NATO 🤡
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Jonathan Martin
Jonathan Martin@jmart·
The US president told the FT in an interview on Sunday that he could also delay his summit with China’s President Xi Jinping later this month as he presses Beijing to help unblock the crucial waterway. “It’s only appropriate that people who are the beneficiaries of the Strait will help to make sure that nothing bad happens there,” Trump said, arguing that Europe and China are heavily dependent on oil from the Gulf, unlike the US. “If there’s no response or if it’s a negative response I think it will be very bad for the future of Nato,” he added.
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Steve Peters
Steve Peters@petesfg·
@Chartfest1 Your pinned tweet = good candidate for the 11th commandment 😉
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Helene Meisler
Helene Meisler@Chartfest1·
Yesterday I was called both naive and retarded for a take I had. Both by folks who don't know me. Sometimes I am naive. But retarded? Idiotic maybe. :)
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Steve Peters@petesfg·
@neilksethi I guess we can debate the meaning of “no natural brake” another time, offline😉. Thanks tho Neil your posts are very helpful.
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Neil Sethi
Neil Sethi@neilksethi·
@petesfg I don’t think it relies on unlimited. Just becomes so good that a lot of white color jobs aren’t needed.
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Neil Sethi
Neil Sethi@neilksethi·
Here's a MarketWatch article on this: The piece, co-authored by Citrini Research and guest Alap Shah, managing partner at Lotus Technology Management, is written as a lookback from June 2028, when the unemployment rate has just risen to 10.2% and the S&P 500 is down 38% from its Oct. 2026 highs around 8,000. It starts with software-as-a -service companies losing sales as client demand falls, but AI usage quickly this year becomes the default among consumers and businesses constantly finding the cheapest and best option, reducing margins and profits. This leads to a collapse in white-color hiring (white-collar workers represent 50% of employment and drive roughly 75% of discretionary consumer spending), but the downturn will be secular as companies lean into AI, "a feedback loop with no natural break". Initial jobless claims spike to 487,000 by next February, the S&P 500 drops, and by the second quarter of 2027 there’s a recession when “the daisy chain of correlated bets” will start to fracture rippling through the economy impacting everything from house prices to elections. "This isn’t bear porn or AI doomer fan-fiction. The sole intent of this piece is modeling a scenario that’s been relatively underexplored,” they say. marketwatch.com/story/theres-a…
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Christophe Barraud🛢🐳@C_Barraud

🌎 Citrini Research just dropped a provocative thesis: ⚠ We’re heading toward a “2028 Global Intelligence Crisis.” ⚠ ➡ The core idea? AI is making intelligence abundant — and the global economy isn’t built for that. Here’s the breakdown 👇 1/🧠 AI agents are removing friction everywhere. *By 2026–27: • Autonomous AI handles shopping, taxes, insurance, legal work • Commerce shifts to automated optimization • Industries built on complexity & information asymmetry collapse 2/💼 White-collar displacement accelerates. AI replaces knowledge work → Displaced professionals move down the wage ladder → Labor supply rises → Wages compress across sectors. *This spreads beyond tech. 3/🏢 SaaS & private credit are exposed. Many leveraged software deals assumed perpetual growth. But AI reduces demand for service-heavy SaaS. *Results: • Downgrades • Defaults • Risk repricing 4/🏠 Households weaken quietly. Prime borrowers still pay mortgages… But they’re tapping savings & credit. Income compression → Spending slows → Debt-to-income rises. 5/ 🔁 A negative loop forms: AI → layoffs → lower income → weaker demand → more automation → repeat. At the same time: Income stress → tighter credit → weaker wealth effect → slower economy. 6/ 🏛 Governments face structural strain. Tax systems rely on labor income. AI shifts income toward capital & compute. Less payroll tax. More pressure on safety nets. ⚠ The big idea: For 200 years, human intelligence was scarce. Now it isn’t. The report argues we’re entering a painful repricing as “intelligence premium” unwinds. Not necessarily collapse — but transition. Agree or not, the thesis is clear: AI isn’t just a tech cycle. It’s a macroeconomic restructuring event. Worth thinking about. *Link: citriniresearch.com/p/2028gic

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