The source of the modern political divide and conflict stems from tremors in the financial infrastructure of the world. The majority of the world/US is largely using pre-1971 hardware with a post-1971 financial operating system. Let me explain... 👇🚨

Government control on AI coming in hot.

Do you understand how insane this is? SpaceX's valuation today nearly equals the combined value of every major US IPO since 2000. The top 13 alone add up to over $800B: Alibaba 2014 ($169B) Meta 2012 ($81B) Uber 2019 ($76B) AT&T Wireless 2000 ($68B) Rivian 2021 ($67B) DiDi 2021 ($61B) UPS 1999 ($60B) Coupang 2021 ($60B) GM 2010 ($63B) ENEL 1999 ($55B) Arm 2023 ($55B) Kraft 2001 ($54B) Visa 2008 ($45B) Add the rest of the major IPOs from the last 26 years (Snowflake, DoorDash, Coinbase, Roblox, Airbnb, Palantir, Zoom, Moderna, Snap, Pinterest, Lyft, and more) and the total lands in the $1.5T to $1.8T range. SpaceX is matching that entire history. One company. One IPO. What usually happens in the months after these IPOs: Day 1 is a hype-driven pop. Then around the 180-day lockup expiration, insiders and early investors finally get to sell. That creates heavy selling pressure. Many of these companies corrected 30-60% as the market shifted from hype to revenue, margins, competition, and execution. Facebook dropped hard early. Uber and Rivian had brutal post-IPO periods. Some recovered strongly years later. Some never did. One private-turned-public company equaling the combined debut value of every major US IPO for the last 26 years. Think about that for a second. By the way, if you truly care about building wealth you need to follow @InTheAssembly We just caught a 100% return on AMPG in 10 days, which is absolutely insane. Follow them right now or you are guaranteed to regret it later. The choice is yours.

More capital needed to keep the machine running...

You don't have to agree with any of @cenkuygur perspectives to defend the value and protect open discourse and freedom of speech. There is plenty I've disagreed with but we aught to not fear and restrict allowing people to speak and travel to speak. Let the marketplace of ideas be the proving grounds for thinking. Censorship is cowardice and robs everyone of the benefits of intellectual rigger. This is why freedom of speech is critical to defend as a principle independent of the view being silenced.

The nickel is a perfect example of a broken monetary system. As of 5/20/2026, the U.S. Mint has produced 701.8 million nickels this year. Face value: $35.1M Estimated production/distribution cost: $96.4M Loss: about $61.3M A 5¢ coin now costs nearly 3× face value to make. Negative seigniorage! At what point does a coin stop being money and start being government waste?

The collapse of lack of faith in industry and tech is quite a pickle we’re potentially approaching. People don’t understand many products and services they love and depend on are not profitable and rely on investments to survive. If tech AI specifically causes too much doubt on investments we may see capital move away from tech and suddenly tools people use on a daily basis could collapse. And of course the immediate to diminishing investment will be to increase product/service costs. But we won’t be able to cover the simultaneous rising costs across products and services. So they may start to collapse which will strain the system and industries and raise costs and could create a downward looping spiral of loss of faith for investors. I’m not sure what we call this but I think it needs a name….

She’s almost right about there beating a system designed to do this. Most people and I believe AOC herself wrongly believe it’s capitalism. It’s actual the Cantillon Effect at play when new money is injected into the market. Specifically in response to Covid stimulus and financial money creation of our fiat money. If your answer to problems is print money you’re also consenting to inflating billionaires wealth at a disproportionate rate. x.com/profstonge/status/2054…

A quarter of all the money in the world was printed since Covid 🤯

This is “we’re about to have a conversation about global reserve currency and power on an island that rhymes with Shmeckle Island…” type meeting…

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RT @PeterGrandich: We are now in the parabolic, melt-up phase. Where and when it peaks is anyone's guess. It's also the exit phase, not ent…

BREAKING 🚨: U.S. Debt U.S. Debt now exceeds 100% of GDP for the first time since World War 2 🤯👀

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While assuring you that childhood vaccines are safe, New York is proposing yet another layer of legal protection to prevent anyone from suing doctors and pharma for the injuries these products supposedly won’t cause to children. They can’t have it both ways. Either it’s safe or it’s not safe and thus needs legal protection that no other product enjoys. This proposed New York law would make it so those profiting from injecting vaccines “shall not be liable for any injury caused by an act or omission in prescribing, dispending, ordering, furnishing, or in the administration of vaccines…to a minor…, including the residual effects…” You get the drift. It requires suspending reason and reality to believe a product that is safe would need this type of law as a shield… nysenate.gov/legislation/bil…