MogBarAmrika retweeted
This is very irresponsible of the NYT. They claim that @DavidSacks is “spreading conspiracy theories,” but when u click through and see what this alleged conspiracy theory is it’s literally just him accurately citing CNN’s reporting.
MogBarAmrika retweeted
Deng’s free-market reforms built modern China, not Communism💯
Replying to @sigmahamster2
In China it works, and has made the country more advanced in the World.
And the new 5 years plan has the rise of salary to expand internal market.
MogBarAmrika retweeted
for all the hate lawyers get about being cold and brutal people, I have (maybe by sheer luck?) exclusively been around lawyers who really actually care about their work and have very high interest in teaching young lawyers (me)
pretty cool, imo
MogBarAmrika retweeted
i’ve been talking about how philosophy will be the greatest moat for years now! i even got my degree in it! i foresaw this! and now software engineers are on here saying how it’s the new big thing! hello knock knock! you’re late!
MogBarAmrika retweeted
Imagine how much better the world would be if we let engineers engineer in peace
MogBarAmrika retweeted
Kind of weirdly excited to having more crypto adversity from usa again, I think we just got collectively too complacent and overconfident (which I believe did cost us good enough legislation not passing)
(and this is not cope btw, republicans 100% deserved to lose this one)
"I DON'T SEE IT AS WORK"
LISTEN TO THE CONFIDENCE MAXXING MANIFESTO PODCAST EPISODE
FROM THE SERMON SERIES
RECORDED W @VibesPatrol BREAKING DOWN THE MANIFESTOS LINE BY LINE
IF YOU'RE HAVING FUN, YOU WIN EITHER WAY!
MogBarAmrika retweeted
In parting, I would remind you that “Life is a checkerboard, and the player opposite you is time. If you hesitate before moving, or neglect to move promptly, your men will be wiped off the board by time.
MogBarAmrika retweeted
Replying to @_sun_yi
slight correction: *most* people listen to famous people not smart people
smart people listen to smart people because they think independently. if you think independently, you dont need the herd to direct you towards what to think
RT @AlyssaLogic: 💯
The problem is simply not that Republicans weren’t angry and dissident enough
People what moderate, not insane politi…
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MogBarAmrika retweeted
“AI is a tool for the rich.”
It’s $20 a month.
Hiring a lawyer is $300 an hour. A tutor is $60. A developer is $10,000 a project.
The rich always had access to expert help.
AI is the first time everyone else does too.
MogBarAmrika retweeted
Update: I calculated Karl Marx's annual income based on his known jobs, inheritances, and recorded handouts that he received from friends like Engels.
A middle class income in Victorian England was about £200, which Marx met from the early 1850s onward.
MogBarAmrika retweeted
“Under socialism, we’ll all own the factory.”
Great. Can I sell my share?
“No.”
Can I choose different management?
“Also no.”
Wow, ‘owning the means of production’ sounds so liberating.
MogBarAmrika retweeted
An announcement that is as personal as professional:
18 months ago, we started collecting online prices in real time to track how Liberation Day tariffs were feeding into inflation.
A lot has happened since. The BLS commissioner was fired. The longest government shutdown in US history meant CPI wasn’t published for the first time. And the case for an independent measure of inflation became much stronger.
What started as a tariff inflation tracker has since grown into something much bigger:
The Bloomberg Price Project (BPP), our attempt to build the US CPI from the ground up using alternative data.
Today, BPP covers 87% of the CPI basket, across both goods and services (more new data will be added in coming weeks). Every month, we collect millions of prices from card transactions, e-commerce sites, grocery stores, pharmacies, rental listings, corporate data, Bloomberg Terminal market prices and government records. And more data are coming.
The payoff is detail. Official CPI data let you drill down to categories such as “uncooked beef steaks.” BPP goes much deeper — breaking the CPI basket into almost 700 line items, compared with roughly 200 in the official data.
Brought to you by: myself, Troy Durie, Daniel Ripperger-Suhler, Joshua Danial and Scott Johnson from across Bloomberg Economics.
Explore the Bloomberg Price Project at BECO MODELS BPP <GO>, or download the data at ECAN US BPI <GO>.
I believe the paywall on Bloomberg.com is coming down briefly so you can read this without a subscription (but you should subscribe!)
bloomberg.com/graphics/2026-…
MogBarAmrika retweeted
You thought Sam Altman coming after your RAM was absurd but here we have these evil hoarders who wants to own your water, soil and oxygen.



























