@VinnieSull1van@BygoneBritain What a nihilistic and vile desecration of these men’s courage. Their sacrifice was not meaningless. This contribution to the day that honors them is
@anneapplebaum People focus too much on the direction and not enough on the magnitude relative to expectations. The same would happen with a similarly unanticipated shortfall
If I had a nickel for every time I was buying a $16M mansion for the company, but accidentally closed escrow in my parents' names...
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.@SBF_FTX, we appreciate that you've been candid in your discussions about what happened at #FTX. Your willingness to talk to the public will help the company's customers, investors, and others. To that end, we would welcome your participation in our hearing on the 13th.
When @SBF_FTX came to @Wharton, I asked him whether Effective Altruism (EA) had affected how he ran his business. Turns out this was the honest answer - a total perversion of a great idea. Utterly shameful.
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@RosenfeldM How does this change if the board/employees, instead of forwarding the legal analysis outside the circle, merely discussed their lawyers’ findings with those outside the circle? E.g., “our lawyers have told us this is not a security”
@jordanbpeterson@joerogan How much of this is because audio can be consumed anywhere, while the rest of these are traditional cable? How does it compare to other podcasts, YouTube channels etc?
@SahilBloom Really interesting idea. Some of the disagreement in the comments makes me wonder - how does a DAO make consistent strategic decisions? Can a crowd that agrees on something in principal implement a consistent strategy? Or do they need to elect a CEO?
@SahilBloom@nickwh8te Wouldn’t you need a shareholder vote to approve the DAO’s board member? Who represents the DAO?
Also, I think Deep Minds has an AI entity on their board, or maybe management team. Would be an interesting comparison
@Ponder4AWhile @SandyfordAl@ianbremmer The first point makes sense. But if 2500 doesn’t sound like a lot, and the country collapsed shortly after withdrawal, then it seems like that small presence actually did make a difference. You might wonder why, but that’s not in and of itself a great argument for withdrawal
@SandyfordAl@ianbremmer If you’re arguing that leaving was the right decision, then pointing out that the number of soldiers holding Afghanistan together represented less than 10% of cops in NYC doesn’t exactly help your argument
@Boggle_93@MLBONFOX Yeah but… sounds like a decent three years right? The Red Sox are similar. Win a World Series, then come in last the next year, then back in the hunt