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...need the media. Journalism, particularly, at its highest level is about raw power. See, they admit it. Right? Go ahead. I remember you had this old quote. Was it some journalist who was like, we know our profession is kind of, like, immoral. That's a
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...in regards to journalism, because one thing I'm still wrapping my heads around my head around is simply the power of industry insiders who are conflicted to have an enormous media position discussing not just their industry, but the industry at large
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...and legacy journalism is dying. And maybe it is. I don't think that's true, but I think we now have more inputs than we've ever had before in real time. I think it's more complicated.
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...journalism, kind of at the level of relevance and value to their daily lives. And we are all spending much of our media diet now with kind of affirming algorithms that give us what we already think, or just affirm our world views. Independent journal
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...for journalism, it's just like, alright. Number one, like, tell us correctly and accurately what's happening. Actually, there's a there's a conflict at the heart of the journalism question, which is that journalists say two different things. There's
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...journalism that I think has completely transformed and changed in terms of the people who are now at the forefront. I think there's reasons for that. I think a lot of it is Twitter. I was pre Twitter actually becoming what it is when I was at the Was
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...journalism. So much of media now We're living in a world of an abundance of takes. And by the way, some of the takes are great. I listen to a lot of takes or watch them. But abundance of takes, less and less original reporting, number one. Number two
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...what journalism means. I mean, a lot of the people that I worked with when I was a journalist had this very old school view, and it's talked about a lot. It's the, are you reporting the facts or are you an activist? And there are a lot of people who
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...School, we have complete conflated reporting and writing as journalism. And I do think there are opportunities now where okay. The writing lift may may be lightened by this. And I'm not saying, say, here's the article and just publish it. I'm just sa
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...was, like, literally reporting what you saw, and the journalists themselves did not have college degrees. They were just sort of regular people who reported what they saw, and they didn't have kind of strong ideological kind of or as strong ideologic
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...journalism? I mean, look, I'm a believer in, like, the original I I like the original idea. Right? Like, I'm I don't know. I'm a romantic. I I like I like what I like what journalism says that it is. I would like it to be like that. I like what the u
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...as journalism. And I do think there are opportunities now where okay. The writing lift may may be lightened by this. And I'm not saying, say, here's the article and just publish it.
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...part of journalism and our society that shifted is that everybody in this room has become their own journalist. This is actually, to me, the biggest shift that's taken place over the last decade or two, which is to say, twenty years ago, we all went
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...journalism taught you that you think is difficult or impossible to learn otherwise that transfers really well to investing? Gosh. That's a good question. I mean, what it taught me that I that I think as I reflect on why it wasn't a hard transition fo
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...journalism, I think it's important to not call it journalism independent content creation that is entertaining to read and fully disclosed incentivized to be chisel away at the third estate? So one of the things that I think has been really interesti
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...journalism, because one thing I'm still wrapping my heads around my head around is simply the power of industry insiders who are conflicted to have an enormous media position discussing not just their industry, but the industry at large. And I,
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one, it leads to, you know, people taking each other down over various political causes, whether it's internal politics or whether it's sort of these grandiose, you know, kind of visions of what people stand for. But I think there was there was also
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