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Social Capital
...like a social capitalism, if that's even a term, but, like, there's some level of it for sure. Yeah. And I was thinking I was like, that's kinda funny having all these social measures that help with, like, capitalist ideas, actually.
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...of socialist movements in The United States. Shamath, what can we learn from the Mam Dami effect? Peter Thiel predicted this in 2020. There was a bunch of leaked memos between Peter and Zuck and Andreessen, but he put his finger on it in January 2020
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...Yeah. That's my day. I think you can be a capitalist society with a safety net and not be stuck in the European malaise. I think that is a possible way. People should the safety net catch? You have to pick a number. What percentage of society? Answer
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...I've defined socialism as compared to capitalism. I think that what you're describing is more, like, just welfare y capitalism. And I Sure. That to me, I I think we're we've diluted in terms democracy. Socialism to the point in which people are not u
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...about socialism versus capitalism, like, that happened immediately. In 1929, that conversation did not happen immediately. Part of the reason it didn't happen, is because there was sort of like a slow roll on the economy and even the market. So there
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...a capitalist and I get into these huge arguments with people that are more social leaning because it doesn't work. And we've seen that over and over again. And it's the capitalists that drive the foundation of giving. They make jobs. Look, they don't
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...Capital Markets, you're gonna be able to have groups of people, anyone, anywhere, all trade the same asset together all from one live stream. This is going to be one of the new frontiers in social finance.
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...through capitalism. And I think capitalism has, like, such a I don't know. People use it like a dirty word, and I think it's one of the most beautiful concepts in the world that we have to protect because it absolutely can move the needle in innovati
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...these socialist concepts, and it has never ever worked. More government is not the answer. Less government is. We can get into that. But if you look at the results, Zoran won 61 to 39 with college educated.
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...With Internet Capital Markets, you're gonna be able to have groups of people, anyone, anywhere, all trade the same asset together all from one live stream. This is going to be one of the new frontiers in social finance. And lastly, of course, we cann
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...of capital. And, of course, we can talk about kind of the macro now. But, like, for a very long time, we were at the bull market where it was a glut of capital. Any kid with an engineering degree who had a bunch of friends could come out to Silicon V
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...and social media and everything that we've been talking about. One of the themes Seth and I return to over and over is the importance of diversity. And I think some of the mistakes and some of the problems that we're seeing in The United States came
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...And, of course, we can talk about kind of the macro now. But, like, for a very long time, we were at the bull market where it was a glut of capital. Any kid with an engineering degree who had a bunch of friends could come out to Silicon Valley and ra
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...capital. I love the fact that now, like, when I hear about someone that's interesting, that's doing a now I'm, like, sprinting down to the Starbucks to meet them. I love that capital has shifted that way, and there's some silly hype cycles that go al
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...capitalism and socialism starts to rear its head. I think it's because at that point in American history, we had not yet made the promise to the average American that they have the right or the opportunity to buy a home, to get a a college education,
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...of assets that gets seized by the government is realized. So what's the what's the bulwark on this? What do how do I This is why I've been saying for years, this is the direction we're headed because the front of that I give you the victory. Congrats
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...capitalism. Right? This is not a static thing. When does it function well? When does it function poorly, under what conditions? And can you give us some historical context to help frame
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to take a part in resisting them and to commit myself on the boisterous ocean of political passions. The founding fathers to your point, J. Cal and Chamath, were vehemently committed to The United States being a free market, being a place where peopl
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...social contract that we're going to have to have is gonna have to evolve.
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