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David Hundeyin
DavidHundeyin
I have a crude idea in my head that I want people to eithet refine or dismantle.The big problem Africa has with mobilising its natural resources to achieve results is
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FBI
FBI
#FBI Director Christopher Wray participated in the World Economic Forum's cybersecurity summit today to discuss the heart of the FBI’s cyber strategy: working with government and private partners to tackle
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Ingrid H. Kvangraven
ingridharvold
Does economics need to be ‘decolonised’?@cacrisalves and I explore this question in our recent @EconObservatory article, based on recent discussions at @FestivalofIdeas.A lil thread https://www.economicsobservatory.com/economicsfest-doe
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Jay Vasantharajah
jayvasdigital
Change my mind:Google's search business is the greatest business model in the history of capitalism.Here's a qualitative look at Google's search business, along with some common misunderstandings $GOOG $GOOGL Google’s
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Barry Ritholtz
ritholtz
Market cap ratio between 10 biggest SPX stocks + next 490 firms ranges from 17.5% in 2014 to 25.5% in 1980. A recent high of 27.6% was pandemic/lockdown induced, collapsing
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Ben 👨💻
BenHakes
A couple of months ago I was tipped off to this book "Monetary Regimes and Inflation" by Peter Bernholz. h/t @TuurDemeester This will be a quick summary of my notes.1/n
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Ryan Watkins
RyanWatkins_
There’s been a ton of development in the Yearn ecosystem recently to the point where it’s worth asking again: What the hell is Yearn?@jotto and I did a deep dive
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Michael P Senger
MichaelPSenger
By promoting fraudulent data, aggressively deploying disinformation, and flexing its institutional clout, Beijing transformed the snake oil of lockdowns into “science,” crippling rival economies, expanding its influence, and sowing auth
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naty
orangeasm
reading historical power imbalances / assaults is fundamental to understanding everything. reading them as univocal, essential, impenetrable lack, is destructive you cant be naive about the design of things. but
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BarrDeceivedForTrump
darinp2
(THREAD) Trump has created 5.3 million jobs in his 31 full months, while Obama created 6.9 million in his last 31 full months. That is a 29% faster pace under
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John Hayward
Doc_0
Let's be blunt: much of the lockdown madness that destroyed the economies, politics, and culture of the free world was based on policymakers believing China's lies that it wiped out
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Matthieu Bienvenu
mabienve
What can Higher Education learn from SpaceX ? For the first time since 2011, the US recently sent the first Astronauts to Space Station from U.S. soil. From 2011 until
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Steve Matthews
SteveMatthews12
The U.S. recovery from the coronavirus-induced recession is already leveling off and showing signs of faltering only two months into the rebound, a series of real-time economic indicators show. A
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Jon Nichols
wvualphasoldier
I've spent a lot of time thinking about the economics around Pandemics as they relate to Supply Chain Collapses, and ultimately Systems Collapse.I'll start by explaining the history and end
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Doctora Malka Older
m_older
Population is power, borders are arbitrary, and citizenship is an invented category with invented rules that can change at any time. #Infomocracy #Microdemocracy https://twitter.com/BBCWorld/status/1319575809632292864 Imagine if US followed
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matthew remski
matthewremski
A staple of anti-lockdown conspiracism in yoga/wellness is that public health measures are oppressive, authoritarian, and stifling what it means to be human. Masks suppress identity and speech. Vaccines assault
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