@ArthurBoreman That’s a statement of opinion from a glorified OpEd podcaster. But he has been doing things out in the open for over a decade that could easily be worthy of investigation, as can most powerful people. It’s not all targeting bc you disagree with it.
@ArthurBoreman Uhh yes that’s what due process is. He has openly done things in public that likely open him up to investigation. He will likely win any case brought against him bc he has great lawyers though.
@JasonReynoldz@jbulltard1 The “common knowledge” went from “Ukraine will be completely lost in weeks” (that was the take back then) to a prolonged war with the invaders taking massive damage
That is a very important shift.
@jbulltard1 How naive are you to think they could have negotiated to this outcome without having shown resistance first? If they folded 3 years ago they would’ve given away much more. “Could have done this from the beginning” lol okay, sure. You know that in some parallel universe?
@EconomPic Many people were saying ZIRP would cause runaway inflation but the real risk was it helped create untouchable tech executives that can convert memes to dollars to power.
@ModeledBehavior Tbf being a genius at stock pumping is incredibly impressive, idk why that is taken that as negative. Keeping your companies liquid is the difference between success and Bk
@John_Hempton Both are meme stocks to express a positive view on the CEO, why split demand for the stock when his whole goal is to pump the sh*t out of it so he is untouchable?
@BioLayne Guy afraid of glucose spikes chugging honey is parody… or maybe he changed his mind again and isn’t afraid of glucose spikes, he’s only afraid of said spikes resulting from “processed food”
(not sorta processed Honey) because his body computer can tell the difference.
@dollarsanddata My guess is working hard alone has very little correlation with wealth after a base level. It’s table stakes. Risk taking and choosing the right games to play become the dominating factor after that.