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If official macro data were better (as you discussed in last month's podcast) I honestly think the Biden presidency would be in better shape. How many of the current problems can be attributed to the Fed, or the Biden administration, not having the opportunity to be nimble because they're looking at data that is itself not market-based and, given their backgrounds, they don't know how to compensate. So they rely on official data-manually collected, sparse, and often not transaction based.

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I was told to come here and post about something called spacs

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Seems a bit naive to look at a few polls and assume that is an indication of the country en mass. I invite you to go to small town America and get to know the “board of directors” rather than to complain from the luxury suite.

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Welcome to Substack!

Here's an article I published on you and David Sacks discussing Sri Lanka's fertilizer blunder:

https://kanekoa.substack.com/p/sri-lankas-green-new-deal-brings

I look forward to reading more of your writing on here.

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I agree 100%. It’s not too late for Biden to save his his presidency, but if he doesn’t get the right people into the right positions, the history books are not going to be kind to his legacy.

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Thank you!

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Jul 15, 2022·edited Jul 15, 2022

I’m enjoying the additional commentary, thanks!

I noticed you switched from Revue to Substack.

I experienced an upper bound on Substack, in particular with analytics. Also, after 600+ posts, design became more important as a content destination.

I recommend building on Ghost. You can see the difference at www.podsnacks.org (Substack) and https://podsnacks.ghost.io (Ghost / Tripoli theme). Will be redirecting the DNS next week.

They even have a Zapier integration with Revue. Revue powers the newsletter widget on Twitter, and Zapier syncs it with your Ghost database. The Twitter widget is a one click subscribe and will grow your user base.

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