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“Digital borders will soon be as important as physical ones”
that means and I and I talked about this actually twelve years ago, but now it's actually becoming real. Digital borders and physical borders are like the same thing. Right? Your fire the great firewa
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...a lot of barriers. The internally in Israel, he gets attacked insanely. There's a there's a Game of Thrones constantly going on, and this guy has maintained power for a very long time, so he's very good at putting up those barriers. Plus, you know, g
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...of the barriers to internal change as well, is understanding the power of conformity or the power of pointing to others who are, say, early adopters and are making progress. It turns out that if people are told, hey, the majority of my peers are doin
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...barriers to internal change as well, is understanding the power of conformity or the power of pointing to others who are, say, early adopters and are making progress. It turns out that if people are told, hey, the majority of my peers are doing thing
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...trade barriers, and resolving disputes through WTO. Did that happen? I don't think so. And then he said on national security, he said it would improve our national security to bring China to WTO and help make them rich.
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...trade barriers, and resolving disputes through WTO. Did that happen? I don't think so. And then he said on national security, he said it would improve our national security to bring China to WTO and help make them rich. He said, quote, if we don't de
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...controls from other administrative agencies. So these are known problems. The main barrier has been congress has not budgeted enough and authorized enough to do this. And notably, a lot of this needs legislation to do both on, you know, internal lega
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...barriers, etcetera, going on. And so the move is internationally, just invest more in non American farms to expand that supply. And so you see more, say, Chinese investment in Brazil and Chinese investment elsewhere so that they just have alternate v
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...built up barriers. But the biggest problem was Boeing and Lockheed Martin just didn't compete anymore. And so everything got so bloated and expensive when they just combined into one one big behemoth and so you know you might see the opportunity here
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In 2017, the CEO of a Jones Act shipping company admitted that Jones Act tankers were three to four times more expensive than internationally flagged tankers. I mean, just yesterday, a state senator in you in, Connecticut, rather, testified before th
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I will be able to send that money outside of banking hours. And if I'm doing an international transaction, I can time my transaction to the moment in which the exchange rate between the two currencies is the most convenient. Stablecoins also help wit
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...the internal structure still is not complete? There's still individual states, and, obviously, there are formal trade barriers between the states, but there's, you know, there are different countries still in different financial markets and a not ful
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...to create barriers to entry. And what's even more important, every one of those labs, XAI, Gemini, OpenAI, and Anthropic, they have a more advanced checkpoint internally of the model. Checkpoint is just kind of continuously working on these models, a
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...tech teams, that don't have the same level of resources to bring to bear that your larger customers, your Amazons have, can really take full advantage of what Alloy is offering. And I'm asking because I'm curious about the state of the market. Yeah.
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That was exciting to Jose because he'd been in the payments business for over twenty years, and he could see every little problem in the system, especially when it came to making payments across borders. Imagine that you are a US company who needs to
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...we make the internals. But, a, they weren't great at building brands. These were all b to b companies. And, b, they were horribly commoditized. This market immediately became commodity, had no barrier to entry, and all the profits immediately got arb
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...down barriers to trade. I don't think I'm alone. I mean, you saw this with the with the politics of the Munich, that people are aware that we're reaching a point when that system has run its course. And we're not sure what the replacement is, and tra
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...financially managed so that I can get that alpha signal. Give me all of it right away. That's the point of the strategy is the alpha signal. Once you've made it past that barrier, you can start talking about some of the tax attributes that happen as
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...have internalized here on the team. So, Jordy, I wanna go to you first. What do you think are the biggest time wasting mistakes being made by OpenClaw beginners that are holding them back? Well, I think the barrier to entry is getting easier and spea
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...trade barriers that are tailored to your benefit, and that sort of works in a longitudinal way? If that's true, holy smokes. And it looks like it might be true. So true for the other side. Right? They have been doing anti policies. So if it's true fo
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