Oussama Himani (@ohimani) 's Twitter Profile
Oussama Himani

@ohimani

CIO. Economist. Classical Liberal. I hate gold and hazelnuts. Love pizza.🇬🇧🇱🇧🇨🇭🇺🇸🇨🇾

ID: 414203921

calendar_today16-11-2011 19:21:17

5,5K Tweet

1,1K Takipçi

890 Takip Edilen

Oussama Himani (@ohimani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I just had the chance to read Lebanon’s proposed bank deposit restructuring law. I understand why many people are angry. There are indeed many flaws, but I also think all practicable solutions will leave most people unhappy. Whatever the details, any solution is going to require

Oussama Himani (@ohimani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Feeling “grateful” is obviously not feeling happy or even content. To use a mathematical formula that Effective Altruists might understand: EA = 1/(Status Anxiety).

Oussama Himani (@ohimani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I would suggest reading Voltaire: "The best is the enemy of the good". There is no solution to Lebanon's banking mess that wouldn't leave most people unhappy. Layering moral arguments on top of financial ones only complicates matters. Calls for the retroactive application of laws

Oussama Himani (@ohimani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New Year's Day is my favourite holiday. It is neither national nor religious. It comes no social or family obligations. You can really do nothing. Wonderful.

Oussama Himani (@ohimani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The "rules based order" has unfortunately meant that terrible regimes thrived - Venezuela, Iran ... So, what is the point exactly? Should we be lamenting or celebrating?

Nadim Shehadi نديم شحاده (@confusezeus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Oussama Himani "The law become the weapon of every kind of greed! Instead of checking crime, the law itself guilty of the evils it is supposed to punish!" Frédéric Bastiat

Oussama Himani (@ohimani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I remember many on Lebanese Twitter mocking chocolate hummus that appeared in American supermarkets. But what have we here coming out of Beirut now?

I remember many on Lebanese Twitter mocking chocolate hummus that appeared in American supermarkets. But what have we here coming out of Beirut now?