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“Before quartz nearly killed Rolex, this forgotten technology almost disrupted watchmaking”
...to this quartz crisis, but the quartz was not the first revolutionary new technology that was supposed to disrupt mechanical watches. There was sort of a half step along the way to a technology that t
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...a big crisis. This is gonna be terrible. And I thought the stock market was gonna go down a lot.
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It will show up as interest rates rising and the value of money going down particularly in relation to gold or other currencies, perhaps. Although this is something that will affect all currencies because they'll all be in the same. They'll all depre
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...for venture NLP as they feel poorer. So that's a really important thing to point out. Your point about Who made the point about CIOs, and not wanting to I want to make sure we give credit to that, but they're going to be on pause. David Collum (zero
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“The quantum gold rush is already here - just not where you think”
are ready, or is it getting the infrastructure ready for when the the computers are ready, then there's gonna be a business model? There are companies that already have a good amount of product reven
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“How the Swiss watch industry got disrupted by a tuning fork”
...a quartz crystal? What do you think could oscillate to keep time? Something radioactive? A tuning fork. Ah. That's a great, weird thing in history. And part of this also comes from, Mark Bridges' gr
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market insight2:49:30 – 2:50:02
...financial crisis like events? Had intervention been slower? I don't think that you had that mix of factors then, the type of dry tinder that left you vulnerable to that. Why was that? Part of what makes you vulnerable to a classic panic is when the e
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And one of the theories of the Great Depression that's pretty common at that point and still is today is that the Depression itself was largely a consequence of monetary contraction, global monetary contraction. So what does that mean in this context
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...crisis that policymakers have been worrying about for the last several years. The hydra headed monster is looking to consume the system, and the problem of the eurodollar market overseas has hit The US domestic financial system. And the story is goin
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...next crisis is always is just gonna look different. And so I think what happened after o eight is that people concluded that the banking and financial sector just got way over its skis, and it facilitated this huge run up in property prices. So we ha
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...crisis went mega viral. 28,000,000 views on x. It was posted Sunday night. It made the market tank on Monday. In this fictional Substack post, the author said there's gonna be essentially a death spiral that happens because of AI. How does that work?
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