This episode is so good. @Lyn Alden you’ve got to be one of the most articulate, thoughtful, and well read monetary experts (is that the right term???). Can wait for the kindle version. 👏👏👏

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Broken Money 1/2 w/ Lyn Alden

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🎯🚀 The possibilities that lie in the future are infinite. When I say 'It is our duty to remain optimists,' this includes not only the openness of the future but also that which all of us contribute to it by everything we do: we are all responsible for what the future holds in store. Thus it is our duty, not to prophesy evil but, rather, to fight for a better world. Karl Popper, The Myth of the Framework (1994)

"Normally and generally men are judged by their ability to produce—except in war, when they are ranked according to their ability to destroy." The Lessons of History by Will Durant and Ariel Durant

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It’s completely unclear to me why anyone in their right mind would want to live in, let alone own, a structure that disintegrates around you. 🤡🌎

You don’t have to go far to experience the beauty of this planet

Really good article by @Lyn Alden 👏 https://www.lynalden.com/reshoring/

Been working with them on and off since 2018 - if there ever was hubris, that’s where it was blatantly obvious. When the tide goes out you see who’s swimming naked. 🤷‍♂️

Fountain Valley, CO. Can’t get over what the clouds are up to here. Just incredible. #photography

Swiss mountains 🏔️ 🧡

🤡 🌎 To insinuate that a single individual is responsible for #inflation. Amazing.

When the tide goes out...

If you're an institutional investor and you've got cash this is an amazing environment to buy stakes in high quality start-ups. And on top, you can take out existing investors starving for cash at rock-bottom valuations. Assuming you didn't follow the blitz-scaling herd in the past few years and are stuck with a portfolio of cash incinerators.

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Got it. “Paper loss”

Those advocating the end of fossil fuels and nuclear energy might want to read up on humanity’s previous regressions into statist society: "The Dark Ages were a massive experiment in the back-to-the-land hippy lifestyle (without the trust fund): you ground your own corn, sheared your own sheep, cured your own leather and cut your own wood. Any pathetic surplus you generated was confiscated to support a monk, or maybe you could occasionally sell something to buy a metal tool off a part-time blacksmith. Otherwise, subsistence replaced specialisation." (Matt Ridley, The Rational Optimist)

Road speed cameras should be managed by the dept of health, not the police. Incentives matter.

Start the day right 🎸

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