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a strange irony these times are revealing is theres no group weaker, more conformist, ultimately more pathetic, than the "rich and powerful".

they suborn the institutions then prove themselves right about the low quality of the institutions.

i don’t want to be a writer. it’s just there are things i want to say.

all of my castles are dust.

well, putting everyone on your parents' insurance.

i wonder why you don't get whistleblowers about it?

single-payer will fix it.

republicans are the party of grift. democrats are the party of a nice sinecure.

“numbers do not adequately capture the sense of intensifying lawlessness that seems to have pervaded the health care system.”

yes! i think Munger frequently quoted / elaborated on the idea.

it isn’t true until there’s a denial.

it cones from JK Galbraith! www.goodreads.com/quotes/54331...

they’ll want us all to cheer a “great economy” while it kills us with impunity. but check out those GDP numbers!

the new york times is just vogue for mids.

from the sketch i’m getting, it sounds like a backing bank is short on capital, and simply disclaims its indebtedness. the fintech synapse has records that says the bank owes it, but it’s dead, its forensics are complicated and insufficient to force recognition of a legal obligation on the bank.

we can have *wild* fintech, or we can have bitcoin. that’s the choice they are looking to set up. not your keys, not your coins, elderly person.