It says a lot that this is a big deal

I remember “that you do unto the least of my people that you do unto me”. And it’s like why does America hate Jesus so much? Because the people are suffering needlessly.

This isn’t about volume, it’s about confidence.
When long-horizon buyers quietly step back, term premia re-enter, buffers thin, and risk shows up later where people aren’t looking.

I guess this instead of removing the 19th amendment or that’s later down the road?

I was surprised at the answer. Voted.

This mirrors household ruin dynamics at an institutional scale: upfront commitment, delayed delivery, shrinking buffers, and risk that only becomes visible once thresholds are crossed. Queasy to see it at that scale.

This must be the Y2K delayed impact 😜 so many once in a lifetime things too. It’s a lot to cognitively digest.

A reserve currency regime weakens not when assets are sold, but when counterparties publicly question whether they want to keep holding them. So like that’s a signal.

The leadership question isn’t whether AI is “powerful,” it’s whether institutions treat its outputs as evidence or as truth. That distinction determines whether AI improves decision-making or just accelerates existing governance failures.

2025 is too ironic

I would love if someone said that to me 🤣🤣🤣

Not wear a suit!

The fries are so good they’re a cure all? 😬