Lee Kuan Yew's biggest ideas went entirely against the grain of postcolonial states across the rest of the world.
In many ways, that is exactly why he was successful.
@jack@CryptoSy2 All vegan diet to get to this amazing result near 50 or long walks? Or let’s say would eating an omnivore diet with steak and eggs+ zone 2 runs get to this result? @jack
@SleepwellCap@CCM_Brett Exactly. A listener who can allocate corporate budget to buy $100k of Ramp’s service is different from a causal listener. Customer life time Values are different just like in asset management industry
@CCM_Brett@SleepwellCap Their partnership with Ramp is more brand marketing. Many do watch them on twitter with those high profile guests. And yes I hear you it’s a big number for sure. What’s the ball park number on your end?
@CCM_Brett@SleepwellCap Ads. Massive amount of ads they have. And they do have high profile high quality people on. Also streamed live at Meta connect event last year with Zuck etc
@BradoCapital@fiscal_ai With the direct connector feature under one UI would be a lot easier. So buy side can focus on research and deep thinking instead of technical set up
@joecarlsonshow@ulo1113767 “Good artists copy, great artist steal.”—Steve Jobs. Charlie munger talked about studying other great investors ideas is a good strategy. He clearly doesn’t get it. Kobe copied every move MJ had etc. keep doing you man! Happy to host when you visit Newport/ Pure Value Capital HQ
@buccocapital I think he does care about shareholders ( himself as the biggest one) in the long term. But Being wealthy since mid 20s, having the resources to deploy with owning a strong business makes him play big during waves of change, desktop to mobile, Snapchat/ TikTok challenge, Idfa etc
@garrytan It’s 5% after-tax so they’d each lose 80% of their stake.
If they gave anything to charity or trusts, they’re still on the hook.
And pour one out for illiquid startup founders, who will go through personal bankruptcy, pay out their liquid savings and be on the hook forever.