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Alex

@alexdvoss

Building the Special Economic Zones of the future. CFO of tipolis.com and fluxion-nuclear.com

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Assuming you think politicians won’t change the rules. Amongst Bitcoiners I’m a big Roth IRA fan but amongst normies, I feel like I’m the only one that sees they will change the rules when they really need the money

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One of the super cool things you can do is consider it from first principles. Of course anyone can make mistakes in doing so but I encourage you to try it

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The Texas triangle will be home to 50-100 million of the most productive people in the world. If we can make it 1% better than it otherwise would be, the United States can increase GDP by billions

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Yes. It was either Thiel or Karp who made that point. The top 1% (which people usually mean the top 1% of 1%) isn't 1% better. It's unrecognizable. Anyone who played sports knows this well. Someone looks like you. Exactly like you. And is totally built different.

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It’s honestly even more drastic. The median person is a net drag of productivity of a firm or society as a whole. The top people are literally infinitely more productive and should be thanked by the rest for the wealth they have despite their net negative contributions

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Yang is completely wrong, the opposite is going to happen, white-collar productivity increasing by orders of magnitude is going to be the greatest increase of the American middle class in all of history.

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This is not at all unusual and should be a warning to all that you are unlikely to be smarter than the “market”. The market is not perfectly efficient, a ridiculous stipulation by my Alma mater and former professors, but it is remarkably efficient, and you are 99.99% not smarter.

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$2k rent is reasonable. The rest agreed. The worst by far is the $80k degree because it is often a precursor to another degree and/or much more expensive. $300k is not unusual. It’s basically legalized fraud

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This list is incredible. Yet they will keep denying it and it will keep happening. We are not even close to peak pain. Lots of opportunity for less ridiculous states to benefit