@elonmusk I’m genuinely interested in your response: but if this is a simulation, doesn’t your experience with that simulated conversation actually make a lot of sense?
@poonam_rani@datingbyblaine Too easy Poonam! Want a complaint about congestion pricing or a question about which SoHo House location did you want to have drinks at?
This is not about "bringing back" manufacturing. Nothing in our system - including non-centralized planning and capital allocation - is designed for it. Moreover...
Unless it can be shown that we can be completely self-sufficient and that the history of trade globalization was a tremendous, enterprise-risking mistake on the part of generations of American leaders, what else is going on?
@CherylWroteIt As an avid reader of your posts I enjoyed this very much. But is it possible to put a more hopeful point on where it seems to come out, or not?
Mr. Scotten served three combat tours in Iraq as a U.S. Army Special Forces Officer and earned two Bronze Stars. He graduated from Harvard Law School and clerked for Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. of the U.S. Supreme Court, and for Brett M. Kavanaugh before he, too, became a Supreme Court justice. (Source: NYT)
Ms. Sassoon joined the Southern District in 2016. A graduate of Harvard College and Yale Law School, she clerked for Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court and is a member of the Federalist Society, the conservative legal group. (Source: NYT)
Saw a few reposts today of this very good and wide-ranging analysis of this moment in history. Letting the anxiety and hope hit you equally as you work your way through it is probably good training for the cognitive dissonance in front of us (this is not a political statement, it's just a reflection of where we are today for a lot of complicated reasons very few of which appeared out of nowhere yesterday) https://t.co/wcxKd9YoRD