@minordissent The solution could be as simple as removing financial incentives for harmful behavior and having a media environment that reports issues accurately, thereby creating greater public awareness and gradually shifting social norms. (2/2)
@minordissent It seems to be more of an incentive problem than a question of forced, top-down social design. When certain behaviors were socially condemned or shamed, people had a strong incentive to avoid them. (1/2)
@minordissent Knowing that most parents are too stupid or too cowardly to deviate from the people around them and that this is unlikely to change, wouldn’t the only solution be to reshape or “nudge” society in a way that pressures parents, and therefore their children, to make better choices?
I think the market is missing what's really driving Reddit's long term value.
The true earnings power looks much higher than current expectations suggest.
My $RDDT investment thesis (free):
https://t.co/70RJ42s9dG
@MartinShkreli I don’t expect a major new player to emerge anytime soon. This market will likely remain an oligopoly for the foreseeable future.
I’m not invested here, but the bigger risk, in my view, is that AI develops in a way that significantly reduces the need for memory.
Happy to share my latest write-up on Sivers Semiconductors $SIVE / $SIVEF
The deeper I dig into the underlying industry dynamics, the more bullish I become.
Special thanks to @aleabitoreddit for putting this opportunity on my radar.
https://t.co/e6pTRejOeY
@ICBarrett When the final inflection in day rates has happened and the drillers have rerated higher, we’ll be reading the same kind of comments explaining why everyone now has to sell the rest of the value chain to buy into the drillers.
At that point it’s probably time to get out😂