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Lots of questions about best place to start listening to the podcast.
The best place to start is at the beginning. It sets the tone for all that comes after.
Search, listen, & subscribe to "JeffEffect" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or just click here:
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@oledoteth
Las Vegas and New York are in the US, but they are not America.
They’re great, just not representational.
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@merissahansen17
What is it to use artificial black and white photos to represent things in the past?
Normal people have been taking color photos for sixty years.
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Really??? Does
@ScottAdamsSays
know about this? About “Dagobert?”
He might say that The Simulation is winking at him.
So anyway this is a suit of Armor King Henry VIII made for his cat Dagobert.
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This is super-interesting to me. We are in the middle of a huge dust storm here in Puerto Rico. The dust has traveled nearly 6,000 miles across the sea from the Sahara.
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@GhostOfAgony
Prince.
No question.
As good as people think he was … he was better. And “Rock-only” best-of lists ignore his stunning talent and effortless execution.
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@ChefReactions
Your final reaction to the dry ice “steam” was priceless.
Happiest of holidays, Merry Christmas … Cheers and Salud
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@ChivalryGuild
Great question.
In my opinion it works for three, seemingly conflicting reasons:
1. Operatic style … Verdi or Puccini could set it to music.
2. Every character is flawed and conflicted … and therefore a bit more “real” … even Merlin and Arthur. Mordred might be a bit
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@Cernovich
A real Italian espresso machine (not one of the overpriced toys installed in McMansions).
A proper set of knives.
A real wool black overcoat.
A lifetime of experience and experiences.
A few other things most would find esoteric.
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@CoffeewClassics
Solid list. May I add one more?
“A man who has lived in many places is not likely to be deceived by the local errors of his village; the scholar has lived in many times and is therefore…immune from the great cataract of nonsense that pours from the press of his own age.”
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@nntaleb
Well … while your point may be generally true, it is worth noting that Satya Nadella’s first executive hire as CEO of Microsoft was a chief economist.
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@normonics
@amytheartist
I found a woman who wanted the same things I did:
- fidelity
- faith
- friendship
- and more
I proposed after 6 weeks, we married 6 months after that. I was less than dirt poor.
33 years later ... life is wonderful.
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Just saw
@garyvee
"50 seconds for 50 year olds." I'm living that life & killing it, but my peers miss out. Curiosity & work beat youth alone
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“The President”
This is a Giant Sequoia — the oldest known to exist.
It is ~247 feet tall and the truck has a diameter of 27 feet. They estimate that it has ~2 billion needles. It is not the largest sequoia, but it is the oldest known. It has been named “The President.”
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@emilynussbaum
“Take Me Home Tonight “ by Eddie Money has “Be My Baby” inside it.
“Sweet Home Alabama” by Lynyrd Skynyrd mentions “Southern Man” by Neil Young.
Speaking of …
“All Summer Long” by Kid Rock has”Sweet Home Alabama” and the grove from “Werewolves of London.”
There are a
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@gunsnrosesgirl3
Young men need hard things to do.
We have failed to provide them with productive ways to fill that void.
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@nntaleb
Well ... not social science. Economics and psychology are social sciences.
Your intent is clear, but a bit wide of the mark. May I suggest something like:
“The opposite of education is not ignorance. It is agenda.”
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@GRDecter
India.
Although China currently has a per capita GDP 5x that if India, China has mid-term headwinds.
- Declining population
- Potemkin economy, especially in real estate
- Artificial currency valuations
- Aggressive foreign policy drain
I would bet on India.
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I am going to carry this quote by
@Mark_Penn
around with me for a while:
“You don't need polls to see the America you live in. You need polls to understand the part of America you don't know, don't see, and don't understand.”
@ScottAdamsSays
@thehill
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@aubreystrobel
I recommend it.
As you smile and wave to local strangers, they will be uncomfortable at first. But over time, they will wave back, then chat, then miss you when you on a trip.
There is a hunger for confident courtesies.
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@ScottAdamsSays
Against … with the caveat most are too afraid for their research grants to “say” that they are against.
PS, I am an economist completing a masters and have discussed this in quiet corners.
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Here is Sahara Dust day 2 from the normal start of my daily walk.
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We are, in a way, protected by the dust. And over the eons, such events have contributed to the mineral fertility of the islands.
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Over the sea, the heavier grains eventually fell from the sky and all that is left are the finest particles. The sky is filled with a misty, almost other-wordly haze.
Small bits of Africa drift down all around us.
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@blueblankeyboy
The tapping is the give away …
He rocks in the treetops all night long
Hopping and bopping and singing his song
Rock’in Robin
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The locals consider these events to be good luck. It only happens when the monsoon winds in Africa are too far north. So, the low-pressure systems arrive over the sea “dry” and the dust cools the top layer of the ocean. Hurricanes cannot form in these conditions.
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@RichAStern
None of the above.
It is increasing money supply disproportionately from productivity.
Government spending is just the “how.”
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Who's
@garyvee
?
“He’s an OG Ninja-Monk of 21st Century Marketing. A Hip-Hop Warren Buffet day-trading attention in a hoodie and his own brand of sneakers. He preaches hard work and spits out entrepreneurial wisdom like EMINEM on espresso.”
Someone asked.
@TeamGaryVee
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@ZubyMusic
Good day, Zuby ….
This reminded me if one of my favorite quotes from C. S. Lewis:
“A man who has lived in many places is not likely to be deceived by the local errors of his village; the scholar has lived in many times and is therefore…immune from the great cataract of
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@SalvadorDafti
People think of him as a keyboard guy … and he was. But his rhythm work is more innovative.
That’s him on Superstition
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@DvdndDiplomats
Our goal is to keep a car for 20 years. It is not a happenstance, it is a goal.
When it is a goal, it changes everything about the company, model, and trim level of what you shop for.
#winning
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This is what a
#Hackathon
looks like
@cloudfest
2018. The teams are CRUSHING IT!
And
#coders
from one team are jumping to help other teams. It's a beautiful thing. :-)
#Joomla
#WordPress
@1and1
@GoDaddy
@Plesk
@ripstech
@OVH
@intel
@cmsgarden
@DomainFactory
@Hosteurope
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@GeorgeSelgin
“Economical Writing” by Deirdre McCloskey is still the defacto standard on the topic.
Reading her work gave me acedemic permission to write like a real person while completing my masters.
Most Econs write obscurely to impress peers, secure elitist heirarchy, and obtain grants.
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@hughcards
@davetrott
If you’ll forgive an American chiming in, there is a peculiar malady infecting both our countries. Something akin to a self hate that is based more in trendiness than reality. Counting the good and the blessings is out of fashion and listing the faults a required social virtue.
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@zerohedge
If I understand this correctly, the NASDAQ is now two different things.
A set of tech “Blue Chip” stocks … like the Dow 30.
And …
All the rest of the mostly tech sector.
If so, then this divergence is a flight to quality.
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@Jason
Amazing! This is going to be the biggest All-In pod ever.
Congratulations to all.
@theallinpod
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@SwiftOnSecurity
It’s going to be a VERY hard day for field techs and MSPs all over the world.
And for CrowdStrike … all the PR and comms in the world will not dull the pain.
#empathy
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May I add:
1. Most people confuse subjective opinion and “fleeting value-signaling” for “values.”
2. You only really know your “values” by what you are willing to give up in their service.
I’ve lost careers, money, been held at gunpoint, and beat with a rock for my values.
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@DarrellCBassist
Absolute top 10.
Brilliant on many levels … comedy (of course), story-telling, friendship and family, social commentary ….
But it is also a love-letter to an art form and culture.
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@jaltucher
1800 Adams v. Jefferson. Jefferson camp questioned Adams' manhood, Team Adams accused Jefferson of infidelity. Adams served 1 four-year term, then Jefferson took it. The acrimony lasted and eventually resulted in Hamilton's death by duel at the hands of Aaron Burr (Jefferson VP).
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A good article on the dust cloud that methodically touches all salient points:
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@ScottAdamsSays
What happens when you have no core.
Read the prepared speech.
Then make whatever arguments that come to mind.
Stand for nothing.
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@archi_tradition
Walk … everywhere as much and as far as I can.
You do not know a city until you have walked in the early morning among the working men and prowled the streets and alleys at night … in my case to find the hidden Jazz bars taste the late night snacks of vendors holding vigil
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@vgr
What do you call it when someone keeps repeating the same climate change stats over and over again in a continuous loop?
An AlGorerythm.
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Let me help. In honor of Meghan’s coolaid epiphany:
Aviation Cool Aid (aka Meghan’s Martini)
4 pts
#AviationGin
1 pt
#SaintGermain
1 pt
#BlueCura
çao
Shake vigorously until f**king delicious, strain into a coup, garnish with mint.
C’mon
@VancityReynolds
let’s make this a thing.
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Hey
@reverentgeek
… just what to show you what I did at a conference in Portugal 2 weeks ago.
Cheers and Salud,
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@cpgrabow
It’s a sore spot for me, Colin. As you may remember, we live in Puerto Rico and have to buy more expensive LNG from “Trinidad and Tobago, Brazil, Nigeria, Oman, and Spain” per Cato.
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@0x49fa98
I love lexicographic tinkering with such ideas.
Consider: “Inanis”
A simple Latin adjective meaning “empty.”
Alternatives:
“Inanis Testa” — empty shell
“Perlit” — gone
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@sebastianbach
Allow me to testify to two things:
1. You're not a musician if you can't OR don't play it live.
2. I've seen
@sebastianbach
sing a set live outside in the cold German air, then move into the lobby bar to drink with us and continue singing long into the night.
He sounded great.
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@redwulf19
@merissahansen17
Sure … but this use is referencing something that happened less than 20 years ago.
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@jimcramer
Locally here in Puerto Rico the “Mr. Special” retail grocer is not only doing that, but they take the temp of EVERY PERSON COMING INTO THE STORE as well as spraying down the carts with disinfectant.
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@Thomas1774Paine
Can you believe the irony? Buzzfeed - in the throes of a death spiral - has cut the opinion desk, health desk, and national security desk, but retained a staffer on the LGTB desk. They are so blind as to not see the biases reflected in their own priorities.
#speechless
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@sbwalker
Well … I certainly hope it’s a window seat.
Perhaps it includes a second bag if pretzels?
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A Selfish person, and a narcissist, and a solipsist are in a room with a cookie.
The selfish person says, "I know that you both want to the cookie, but I am going to take it for myself anyway."
The narcissist says, "Well, I should eat the cookie because I deserve it."
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@derekahunter
@dbongino
I like the way you worded this baseball analogy. First time I’ve read it.
I will use it.
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@TrungTPhan
It’s going to be a VERY hard day for field techs and MSPs all over the world.
And for CrowdStrike … all the PR and comms in the world will not dull the pain.
#empathy
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@ScottAdamsSays
The term “professional” will get us into trouble.
An economic scientist would correctly answer “it depends.”
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