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Founder, https://xitter.cf/t.co/W3zaETO1xN; Networks, platforms, money, the nature of order/disorder, the source of market/political instability. Remaking economics.

Ottawa, Canada
Joined February 2012
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1) Investors in firms with dual-class share structures are not forced either to hold or purchase the more widely held shares that have reduced or no voting rights. They purchase them in the full knowledge that the shares embody reduced property rights. Why?
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5) One possibility is that dual-class arrangements approximate the longer-term focus of a private corporation, while still permitting access to, and access by, investors in public capital markets.
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'“Hypocrisy” ... is simply a display of power, so the more blatant it is the better. Hypocrisy is a concrete demonstration of living without having to fear consequences.' theupheaval.substack.com/p/i…
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In the absence of a clear, consistent, credible and economically relevant monetary target, it is not possible for a CB to effectively coordinate monetary policy actions with market expectations/forecasts. ... zerohedge.com/markets/fed-ju…
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... For example, if the market expects a decline of inflation, is that because the market considers current CB actions sufficient and further action unnecessary or is it because the market expects further action?
I am wondering if I need to add "storytelling" to my list of skills on Linkedin.
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Another brilliant western stratagem: force/encourage non-western countries to hold more Russian gold.
Biden, G-7 Will Ban Russian Gold Imports zerohedge.com/markets/biden-…
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Alternative headline: France backs proposal to add oil shortages to sanction-driven high oil prices.
BREAKING: France backs a U.S. proposal for a maximum oil price
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David Stinson retweeted
I was considering reselling my guns to the government but after a quick background check discovered they have a history of violence and instability.
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A golden age for autodidacts not simply because of the greater access to information, but because allodidacts (to coin a term? - "other-taught") have generally abandoned reason.
An entire generation has squandered its opportunity to take advantage of what has indisputably been the golden age of the autodidact.
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The practice of anarcho-tyranny is continually refined.
While Trudeau and his team are talking about making communities safer with tougher gun laws, they still have Bill C-5 going through Parliament. This bill lowers sentences for a number of serious gun crimes including smuggling and trafficking. #cdnpoli
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Gerard Casey is one of my favourite libertarians and he is now on twitter. I recommend you give him a follow.
"We're public guardians bold, yet wary And of ourselves we take good care To risk our precious lives we're chary When anger looms, we're never there But when we meet a helpless woman Or little boys that do no harm We run them in... We show them we're the bold gendarmes."
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One interesting thing about Vonnegut's Harrison Bergeron is that it was first published as early as 1961.
Equality for all! "Nobody was smarter than anybody else. Nobody better looking...stronger or quicker than anybody else. All this equality was due to the 211th, 212th, and 213th Amendments... and to the unceasing vigilance of agents of the United States Handicapper General."
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The greatest danger to society everywhere is the modern pathological fear of nature and our misguided view that we can optimize/correct nature if we only intervene extensively enough and use sufficient force. Wilful, essentially sociopathic, social destruction on an epic scale.
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