Remove ego and blind-spots (bias). Our need to be right can be more important than our need to discover what is true. Stress test your beliefs and improve.
I didn't grow up overly Republican. And I think both parties have creative ideas to solve problems.
However in my adult life, there is no question that the vast majority of extreme rhetoric and policy has come out of the left. It is to the point where many Democrats in this party have been surprised and are now calling it out.
Daniel Morgan is a fantastic father, husband, businessman. He gives all the credit to others and his wife. He introduces people to allow them to grow. He's honest and straightforward. He's funny and creative.
I suppose when the opposing party has nothing to offer, they will resort to personal attacks. Says everything you need to know about this race.
This is very disappointing.
My family has been threatened, my wife has been subjected to racist comments, and I’ve been attacked over my appearance. Now we’re being called fascists in front of a large crowd.
Disagree with my positions all you want. That’s part of running for public office. But there’s a difference between debating policy and encouraging this kind of hostility.
In 13 days, this election will be over, and we’ll all still be neighbors.
We can disagree about the future of Costa Mesa without treating each other like enemies. Let’s focus on the issues facing our city instead of rhetoric designed to divide us.
I've been talking about this for years and years. All of this is public available information. It doesn't take much to realize how poorly the current government is spending money. It's the number one reason I'm against any new tax. The current government is so inefficient and in bed with every union that exists, that we shouldn't give them one more dollar or one more year until they can show they can actually spend wisely.
It's not actually. It's incredible - the amount of engineering that had to be created for the first time ever to make this possible. And you don't have to buy one 🥴
If you want to be jealous and angry at someone else's success, maybe don't post it for us to read online? Kinda cringe.
When you pick a point, are you also making the educated assumption that others with your knowledge are also choosing this point. And therefore, it's something to watch. Or is this something that you specifically choose in your own models.
I'm trying to understand if there is a programmatic way to look at this data like others similar to you, or if it's something that you personally just rely on. Always appreciate your insights.
@LoganMohtashami@LoganMohtashami is the 5.35% mark important because it starts being a better alternative than investing in the stock market at that rate? And then secondary, it's basically breaking a record at that point, I believe 2008. So some of this is psychological?
Celebrities like Angelina Jolie are selling their Los Angeles homes for millions below asking price. Others like Aaron Paul are even choosing to live in faraway countries rather than spend another minute in the city.
It’s not just a Hollywood trend, either: LA County as a whole lost roughly 54,000 residents last year, the most of any county in the US.
Why? Government regulations and ineffective socialist property taxes, of course.
LA’s “mansion tax,” which puts a 4% tax on property sales above $5 million to fund “affordable housing,” has inadvertently suppressed the sale of 9,100 homes, cost the equivalent of 16,650 construction jobs, and a class of small-time developers are getting crushed.
Meanwhile, the city has spent only about 10% of its collections from the tax, and on deeply questionable projects: one is an $800,000 per unit development that still hasn’t broken ground after 4 years.
In addition, condo construction, historically a stepping stone to homeownership for middle-class families, has collapsed by roughly 90% thanks to other burdensome regulations. All of this, of course, comes as the Palisades remains largely unreconstructed.
@nicolewizman1 breaks down how LA destroyed its housing market, triggering a massive exodus 👇
These are well thought out opinions and some of them have a lot of legitimacy behind them.
I think the quiet part is, they're looking for unemployment to increase. They're going to reduce demand, not from the expense, but from the lack of people demanding them. And there's a number that they are aiming for.