DoorDash is in advanced talks to buy Instacart.
Everyone’s talking about the deal, how much money they might make, and speculating on the consolidate stock value. I’m watching the data.
A delivery app always knows one thing about you: where you live. 🧵
Have you ever seen a price change between your phone and the shelf, or between your phone and your spouse’s? Tell me below. 👇
Thanks for the chance sound the alarm bell and talk about 764!
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@JonathanDever : Organized Extortion Rings targeting kids online. @BreccanFThies @FDRLST : Omar is lying.
TSBTS: 1945-Sinking of USS Indianapolis lead to massive shark attack.
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I wrote a piece last week that I can’t stop thinking about. It’s about how predators are finding kids inside the games those kids already play, starting with something as small as a gift in Roblox. A family I know found out the hard way, when the FBI showed up at their door. 🧵
In 1863, crooked contractors sold Union troops mules too sick to pull a wagon and gunpowder cut with sawdust.
Lincoln’s answer to them recovered a record $6.8 billion last year.
Last week the White House rolled out a new fraud bounty. It pays 1%.
I read the fine print. 🧵
So here’s my question for you.
If you saw fraud at your workplace, what would it take for you to report it? 1%, 15%, or 30%?
The law and the plan... 👇
Lincoln’s Law, the 1% bounty, and what Congress can do about it:
deverdialogue.com
In 2001, about 72% of the world’s central bank reserves were held in dollars. Today it’s under 57%. The president and the vice president disagree on whether that’s a problem, and the answer turns on a question almost nobody in Washington is asking. 🧵
Stanford economist Arvind Krishnamurthy puts the cost of losing reserve status at nearly a full point on U.S. interest rates. What would one more point do to the payment on your mortgage?
I made the case in American Greatness last month. The longer version, Part 1 of a five-part series: deverjonathan.substack.com/p…
In December 1954, a group of believers stripped all metal from their bodies, cut the zippers out of their trousers, and waited for a flying saucer. It never arrived. What happened next inside that house gave birth to the idea of cognitive dissonance. 🧵
The newly opened records raise hard questions about the people who watched that group, and about what they reported. Have you ever defended something long after you knew better? Tell me below.



