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A private family office. Nothing here is advice.
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    epochso
    @epochso
    Oct 28, 2024
    “We were in the jungle. There were too many of us. We had access to too much money, too much equipment, and little by little, we went insane.” replace equipment with information and this quote perfectly describes the information age
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    Ben Hunt
    @EpsilonTheory
    Oct 28, 2024
    We’ve measured the linguistic extremism of political media over Presidential campaigns since 2012. However bad you think it’s going … you’re not even close. The language of political extremism isn’t new in America. The scale and persistence is. epsilontheory.com/apocalypse-alw…
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    epochso
    @epochso
    Jul 30
    🤷
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    epochso
    @epochso
    Jun 9
    Replying to @dennisihong
    Wild. I really hope we don’t look back on this guy as Icarus. All that insider info from the labs won’t be kosher to use once they’re public…
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    epochso
    @epochso
    Jul 18
    The enemy of my enemy…
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    Big Tech Alert
    @BigTechAlert
    Jul 17
    🆕 @elonmusk began following @finkd (🤖❔: who can clarify this?)
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    epochso
    @epochso
    Jul 16
    🤣 too good
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    Le Shrub🌳
    @agnostoxxx
    Jul 15
    From today's Shrubstack: $PYPL Paypal received a takeover offer by Stripe, which shows 2 things: a) When a dog like Paypal stays cheap long enough, someone will seek to take it private, b) When an overvalued company like Stripe stays private long enough, they will take advantage
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    epochso
    @epochso
    Jul 8
    AI has become a Rorschach test: investors project their hopes and fears onto it, then flame out when reality doesn’t match the ink blot.
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