He has a book where he lays it out. 0 loyalty to the host country is a feature.
Tons of misrepresentation of Western philosophers too. He just takes their names, misquotes and misrepresents them to lend faux authority to whatever point he's making.
Acknowledging the downsides disarms critics. It becomes a judgment call, which he is very qualified to make. There aren't any specifics about "too much". All he needs is to show consideration of the risks.
He's been pro-stimulus and cheap money at BoC
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Such a good interview: youtube.com/watch?v=AZLOETBC…
For myself I am very grateful people like Hellman worked on cryptography outside of security institutions.
Without people like him the internet could have turned out very differently.
I don't get how a shed will be long run cheaper than big apartments with many units.
To me, the sheds seem to be optimizing for the easiest possible "solution" to sell into the public sector. Their main benefit seems to be "easy to setup".
