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People. Investing. Movies. Technology. Culture. Here for the unpredictable stuff outside my mind's own echo chamber.

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@arjunkhemani @pmarca @PerBylund Is it the people not understanding or wanting to understand economics or is it that economics hasn’t understood the world and hasn’t predicted much of what happened until after the fact? In other words, is economics right or wrong most of the time?

[Morgan Housel @morganhousel]

"Why should I search for some tiny, unimportant, hard-to-find new stupidity in my own field when some large, important, easy-to-find stupidity was just over the fence in the other fellow’s professional territory?"

- Munger on multidisciplinary learning.

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@GRDecter I still hold some small $NIO and $ZEPP mainly because whatever I sell tends to go up soon after. I will probably hold them to 0.

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@en___route @libertniko On your point of Germans investing in stocks or stock based funds the % has been fluctuating in the last twenty years

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@Schuldensuehner Continuing the trend of labour (wages and incomes) share of GDP falling in Germany.

[Chris Bakke @ChrisJBakke]

Tech guy in real life: "I like hamburgers."

Tech guy on a podcast: "Oh, great question. I mean, if we zoom in from a flavor architecture perspective, I have pretty strong biases toward the hamburger. I just got back from Tokyo and they call them hanbāgās there. Really, really good. Have you ever been to Japan? It's unreal. Quick story: my good friend Sam - oh, sorry, yeah - Sam Altman - he's vegetarian, but in like 2014 even he agreed at this SV Angel lunch that from a pureplay gastronomic perspective hamburgers are consumable masterpieces that completely embody disruption. I mean, you start with this robust framework of the bun, right? Which seems straightforward, okay? But now, we introduce condiments which really start to power this user-centric, completely personalized experience. So, when I was at Stripe, we used to..."

[tobi lutke @tobi]

https://t.co/5lHQAVzZhb and its app have definitely replaced my google usage for now. It’s pretty incredible.

[Jason Kint @jason_kint]

ok, I've now read the full NYT complaint filed this morning vs OpenAI and Microsoft. I'm impressed - it's future-focused around fair value for work vital to democracy. It also contains 220k pages of exhibits although the pages of Ex J stood out to me. more on that in a minute. /1

[Navalism @NavalismHQ]

"Value your time. It is all you have.

It’s more important than your money. It’s more important than your friends. It is more important than anything. Your time is all you have.

Do not waste your time."

@naval

[ben hsieh @tweetsbenedict]

i finally have a post about something topical!

math team, and other horrible things you do to get into stanford

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@redteamwrangler @pmarca Omg that’s so funny. Who’s working on Artificial Limited Intelligence?

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@noverloop @Appyg99 27 countries are part of the European common market established in 1993 to address exactly this issue

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@BigImpactHumans By ship during the gold rush. There is a great book about the tragic journey of one such ship bringing back gold and goldhunters from California to the east coast and the recent hunt for that gold in the 1980s called - Ship of Gold in the Deep Blue Sea by Gary Kinder

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@BillAckman That reminded me of a Matt Levine story - the style of writing, I mean. Obviously his style is inimitable.

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@Hebro_Steele Very interesting perspective, thanks for sharing.

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@gokulr But the market can change. The bar was much lower in 2021 just two years ago. Who knows where it will be two years from now?

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

WHAT A WONDERFUL TIME TO LIVE IN!

Red meat is bad, idli-sambar is good

Rice is bad, millets is good

Beef is bad, mutton is good

One whole egg increase cholesterol, but statins will kill

Refined seed oils is bad, but ghee (clarified butter) is healthy

Sugar loaded Coca Cola is bad for the body, but sugar loaded Chyawanprash is not

Maida-made Kerala porotta is bad, but maida-made breads, naan and biscuits are not

Antibiotics do not cure infections, but turmeric does

Meftal-spas is bad warns the Government, but Lead & Arsenic laced Ayurveda is good, no warning needed

Whey protein damages liver and we are sure of it, but we need proof that alcohol does

Coffee is dangerous, but green tea extracts are safe and you may even lose weight

Modern medicines have side effects and science does not have the answers to everything, but our ancestors never had any of it and lived long 15 years

Vaccines do not prevent or reduce severity of infections, a bunch of herbs from your backyard does

Sugar is bad, honey is good

We can't stop drinking alcohol, but we want a detox to protect liver

Modern medicine is synthetic chemicals, herbal drugs are natural and safe

An occasional paracetamol is bad for the liver, but the immune damaging Giloy herb is not

Simple calorie restriction and physical activity does not help in weight loss, but water fasting and crash intermittent and keto dieting does

Modern medicine cannot cure life style diseases, but Homeopathy is just alcohol and sugar, and we found it cured the child's asthma and that aunty's psoriasis

We don't have any rational response to your factual posts, so we are going to abuse your religion and personality and consider this argument won.

🙌Keep it up🤌

[World of Engineering @engineers_feed]

Learn every day

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@cperruna Great work Chris, you are so transparent. Do you have any regrets on being too much cash on your short term account and missing out on a lot of the growth stock gains in 2023?

[Inderinsider @Inderinsider]

@cliftonduncan Love Donny Hathaway - The Ghetto is a classic