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What the Hell Is Going On? Effects of Information Abundance
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#12The book that he references a few times, Revolt of The Public is pretty good though.
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#14It's pretty simple in my book and is why I expected Trump to have a good chance of winning the election. Both Trump and AOC are populists. They care less about what's factually true and more about whats emotionally true. Politics is not about being factually correct. You can be correct but still not have it your way. This is what Trump knew. Perception is reality. That's why it never make sense to judge a politician…
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#15For anyone just skimming comments - this is a very well written, well researched, thoughtful, and objective piece. That's pretty rare in today's climate. Definitely worth the read. It's the first time I can remember signing up for a newsletter voluntarily, despite my general distaste for those types of popovers.
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#16Argument of why you should not read this article: Higher Education Excerpt: "Education flows down from the needs of employers. Companies outsource their recruiting efforts to universities, who gauge the quality of applicants on their behalf." Employers who do not pay a single penny in tax? Who game the labor markets to keep salaries low? Employers who are nothing but a ponzi scheme where the people who make most mone…
You say we shouldn't read the article because he asserts that educations flows down from the needs of employers. Your refutation of this point is that some companies don't pay as much tax as you'd like them to.
How does that follow?
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#17It's pretty simple in my book and is why I expected Trump to have a good chance of winning the election. Both Trump and AOC are populists. They care less about what's factually true and more about whats emotionally true. Politics is not about being factually correct. You can be correct but still not have it your way. This is what Trump knew. Perception is reality. That's why it never make sense to judge a politician…
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#18Great distillation of the internet's effect on business, education and politics. Perell references Martin Gurri and Ben Thompson throughout. Going to dig in to Gurri as I'm not as familiar. Alex Danco's series on Understanding Abundance is probably a good reference point as well.
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The only thing which is not out in the open (though highly likely to be at some point) is collusion with foreign powers like Russia.
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#20It's pretty simple in my book and is why I expected Trump to have a good chance of winning the election. Both Trump and AOC are populists. They care less about what's factually true and more about whats emotionally true. Politics is not about being factually correct. You can be correct but still not have it your way. This is what Trump knew. Perception is reality. That's why it never make sense to judge a politician…