Fun fact: Before 1956, the national motto was "E Pluribus Unum" (out of many, one). During the Cold War, ppl thought that sounded kinda commie-y, so we changed it to "In God We Trust" -- to emphasize our Judeo-Christian values, as opposed to those heathen Soviets.
Fun fact: Before 1956, the national motto was "E Pluribus Unum" (out of many, one). During the Cold War, ppl thought that sounded kinda commie-y, so we changed it to "In God We Trust" -- to emphasize our Judeo-Christian values, as opposed to those heathen Soviets.
"Regulation has evolved to a point where the goal is not to build trust, it's to protect the interests of existing institutions," says @eiaine at #BloombergIdeas https://t.co/Sy3Xw6rEQW
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