Senior Sub-Editor, The Times and The Sunday Times
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Such wisdom from @ShippersUnbound.
Free politics masterclass from an observer who is liberated by the format to forget narrative arcs and just be himself
“This country isn’t ungovernable, it just needs people who can govern.”
In this week's episode, @ShippersUnbound joins @LukeTryl to talk public opinion, the Blair essay, and where Britain's politicians are going wrong.
Find the episode here 🔗 tr.ee/pMONGLjEql
Seen it! I'll get you an answer, if I can ... first I have to watch my own documentary (it's been a while). Thank you for making contact/making it through my defences
Very interested to hear this, although I'm sorry to have triggered a trauma. I've given you a follow ... please feel free to say more in public (this thread) or private (DM), and thank you for reacting to the documentary. All best, from Tim
Thank you both for this conversation. Would an annual limit on account purchases help? The most toxic flow would go to firms in a late stage of the prop firm life cycle, who can't afford to turn anyone away. Their demise is hastened. Fitter firms make sustainability their sell.
Yumi, who reads the audiobooks? You, AI or another?
You are changing lives with your posts on X. I’d love to hear such wisdom in a human voice.
Wonderful metaphor from an outstanding economist who may not be able to comment on politics directly
Tim Rayment retweeted
I spend a week each summer in off-the-record meetings with economists from around the world. The group has been in existence since 1937; the only break was during WWII. The meetings are Chatham House rules, which means I can’t quote anyone verbatim but can share what I gleaned from our deliberations.