I get very angry when people call me a doomer. I got really angry when, you know, when when someone's like, "This guy's a doomer. He wants to slow things down." My father died because of, you know, cures that, you know, could have could have happened a few years later. I understand the benefit of this technology.When I sat down to to to write machines of loving grace, you know, I wrote out all the ways that billions of people's lives could be better with this technology. Some of these people who on Twitter, ...

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We've been talking a lot about the AI trade in recent weeks, some uh throwbacks to the dot area era when we're talking about circular funding and vendor financing. Right now, we're seeing this race in chat bots. Is there is there a plain language way to look at it. Is there some comparison that kind of applies to everyday life that we can look at it.Is it kind of similar to I've heard somebody talk about VHS and beta and the battle isn't over the tech. It's on who can just kind of take the mainstream aspect ...

Historical Shift in Leftist Ideology - The left's stance on technology has shifted from pro-tech (as seen in the USSR and China) to anti-tech since the 1960s [7] - This shift is attributed to technology's decentralization, contrasting with the centralized state favored by communism [1] - The Western left's association of technology with a perceived "enemy tribe" (whites/males) further fueled this anti-tech sentiment [7] Tech and Capitalism - In the Soviet Union, technology and capitalism were separated, with STEM fields being individualistic pursuits unlike managerial capitalism [2] - Post-war America also saw a partial separation, with high tax rates and centralized STEM initiatives channeling talent into academia [3] - The development of the transistor marked the beginning of technology's decentralization and its re-integration with capitalism [4] Political and Social Factors - The Western left's focus shifted from the working class to a "wokest class," leading to a rejection of the traditional working man [5] - The decentralization of the left, potentially influenced by the CIA, favored abstract expressionism over Soviet-style centralized control [6]

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Joining us here at Post 9 is Guggenheim Partners investment management CIO Annne Walsh. Anne, it's great to have you here. Hi.>> What a treat. We haven't seen you in a while. So, how are you thinking about the the 2026 outlook after another strong year for the overall market.>> So, let's break it down into the economy and then market. So, 2026 looks like it's shaping up to be a year of what I refer to as equilibrium. Um, we're going to have, I think, um, on trend growth.So by trend growth is sort of you kno ...

[music] [applause] I bow to the divine within you. I still remember the day my teacher at a parent teacher conference looked at my father and said, "Mr.. Nariman, I think your daughter is average in the class." For a moment, it stung. I felt the word average hang in the air like a judgment.And as I glanced at my father's flushed face, I felt the sharp tinge. Ouch. That must have hit a nerve with him, too.Is average bad. In a world obsessed with being at the top, was middle of the bell curve something to be ...

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