All-In Summit: Ray Dalio on the rise and fall of nations and the changing world order
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- This talk was recorded live at the All-In Summit 2023 at Royce Hall on UCLA's campus in Los Angeles.
(0:00) Besties welcome Ray Dalio to AIS!
(2:30) Debt, economic policy, war and peace, catastrophic events, and the decline of empires
(11:00) China, Plato, autocracies, and the changing world order
(17:30) Ray’s assessment of China’s assessment of the “big storm rising”
(23:20) “Radical disorder” over the next five years
(30:36) Is America a late-stage empire - and is decline inevitable?
(33:59) Reform, climate change, education, and the opportunity gap
(36:40) “A strong middle,” bipartisanship, and a Manhattan Project-style structural engineering project
(38:57) JCal’s call to action: President Dalio in the arena?
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We need a full 3 hours podcast with Ray Dalio!
Agreed!
I think that 4 minute clip summarizes everything. No use talking about it without action
Ray doesn't mention the key point. All civilizations crumble. No exceptions....
that's not a scientific law@@gmw3083
@@gmw3083he is very biased towards China
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All-In Summit captures the excitement of the early days of TED. Great job, besties!
Ray could have at least got one of his servants to iron his oversized shirt
You should have a collaboration with the Moment of Zen podcast.
@@mikeoz4803he's probably comfortable with who he is and what he has, so it's JUST clothes to him.
absolutely
ted talks are literally just a way for nobodies to show off and make themselves seem important. expecially ted X talks.
The reason this pod is so so good is because of a finding common ground amongst the besties, ofc they have their own views but coming together and sharing such high quality intellectual discussions is a testament on its own! That’s the point i feel Mr. Ray Dalio was making here, it’s important to come together and be united on few common issues at the least! Can we also appreciate David Friedberg 🤩 for calling in some of the greatest intellects! Man never stops to disappoint, thanks for making this a great summit and also sharing it with the rest of the audience ✨
Friedberg is the most dangerous of them all. He is at best "science conversant" - kinda like a science reporter. Sacks is the best at breaking down complex issues, Chamath is second. This whole Ray Dalio thing is total bogus non-sense. His forecasts are so vague and long term that there is no way to prove or disprove him. US is like the Roman Empire - give me a f*****in break 🤣, there is a "great power struggle" brewing in the world - really ?? there is ALWAYS a great power struggle. The whole thing is so idiotic. And for Mr Dalio, for all the "Principles" - his fund blew up during covid (when he claims to have studied how diseases affect "rise and fall" of civilizations !
Thanks for sharing such high value with us for free!
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When Ray hunches over to talk, you know he’s about to get in his Bag!!! Thank you David for making this happen. Sooo good
About to get in his bag you what
Chammath is a smart guy but he has always been stubborn in his belief that there's infinite demand for US Treasury bonds 'relatively' speaking. Thanks Ray for showing us the pond from the fish tank
Always a revelation to hear Ray Dalio's opinions on tough topics. This dude has thought about these complex topics to depth. Love his articulation of his thoughts too.
Ya the dude is cool
Exactly. I felt the questions were so complex but he always manages to answer in a way where anyone listening can grasp what he means and nothing slips
It's been a rough year with losses from failed banks and government, real estate crashes, a struggling economy, and downturns in stocks and dividends. It feels like everything has been going wrong.
What a terrible year it is…
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I found his extraordinary resume when I searched for his name on Google. I count it a gift that I went over this remark
The very fact that Dalio is spending so much time and money getting his research out about these cycles proves that he has hope in our ability to conquer history.
Would love to see this conversation continued in longer form
when jcal talks so quietly i cant even hear him speaking, it's such a relief
Mr. Dalio's conversation kept me on my toes. I am really grateful for closed captioning. There were times when the audio cut out and I had to follow along by reading the transcript. I am a "have not" with no malice toward the "haves." Life deals you a hand and you play it. Thank you for this summit. It has been wonderful!
Chamath always gives off short man energy so it's always a surprise to see how tall he is.
😂😂
Hahaha literally… Hi Chamath I know you’re reading this 😂👋🏽
Chamath: Median income is at 45k.. are people complaining too much that they don't have money?
Ray: i-i- um... hm.. there's a large wealth gap.
Sounds like you look down on short people 🤔 lol
What the hell is short man energy? What is big man energy? Never heard that turn of phrase
freedom should be free! No one should have to pay for food, water, clothing, shelter, and education.
Thank you for all your hard work!
Phenomenal content, I’m so thrilled to see this. I’m in the middle of Dalio’s Principles book, so seeing the All-in besties talking with him is a dream panel session
He is totally wrong about China, trust me on this one, ai am living here for 11 years. He knows it because he is still a businessman, he turning towards a India now if you noticed.
What if there's an internal faction that always runs up the debt and then runs off to the next country to be another internal faction?
@@eblman5218 go put all your money on Chinese companies if u believe what this guy is saying.
@@eblman5218did you see the episode with Gurley? He points out how innovative companies are basically participating in crony capitalism and the only way out is people to participate in democracy.
This is perfect! Ray told Chammath exactly what I've been screaming through the comments!
It doesn't matter if China is going to collapse or if all the other t-shirts are dirtier. At some point the relative comparisons just doesn't cut it anymore. At some point the debt repayments are gonna be so high and the value of the denominator vs the actual things is going insanely asymmetric... The network effects are strong but there comes a point where even that breaks.
yea chamath has been harping on about relative debt ratios forever... at some point the house of cards collapses
i agree, but won't other countries break first? instead of framing it as a US problem, maybe we should be looking at it as a global problem (which is scary af)
@@user-un9sn4cv3b yea thats his point is that the US is still better off than these other countries
@@user-un9sn4cv3b i think in a global deleveraging pain will be felt in all countries. and people will be dumping currencies of all kinds for hard assets
That's where the deleveraging process comes in. Both the US and China have huge debt loads, both mostly denominated in their own currency so neither can go bankrupt. However the debts are configured in different ways and managed by different levels of governments. American debt is mostly created thru fiscal deficit by the federal government, where the government's treasury department issues bonds to make up for the gap between fiscal income and spending. Chinese debt is largely borne by local governments thru local financing vehicles thru which they sell land for fiscal income; large corporations being highly leveraged, particularly in the property sector, also adds significantly to the overall debt load. Both nations have their own advantages and disadvantages when it comes to engineering a deleveraging process. The US has the advantage of directly or indirectly sharing the debt load with the world thru the global dollar system and major nations and funds purchasing Treasury bonds. China has the advantage of having a high savings rate and a centralized government in enacting new supply-side policies to govern the debt. As for who's dealing with their problem better, the currency exchange rate could tell a story or two.
Very impressed that the besties had Dalio on stage. I really hope a proper longer form more in depth discussion happens soon. Sooner rather than later 🤞
The best thing to come out of All In.
I've been waiting for this one since i saw Chamath's post on X, and boy did you guys hit it out of the park! It really took off once Chamath stepped in, & Ray was just ultra intense. You guys are pure gems ❤
Fr fr fr browskiii it was so ULTRA intense I almost came Ultra bigly on my wall 😮
@@jimmaag4274 how did you know what my mommy calls me 🤨
Ray Dalio! This conversation alone must make all the hours spent building All-In worth it.. well done boys. top notch. the world needed this
Listen to Ray Dalio is like watching a great sermon…thank you so much for putting a great submit…
Chinese stooge
A national treasure; a great mind, wonderfully articulate; clear concise thinking, thank you Ray for all your gifts, thoughts and ideas. We are lucky to have you! All the Best,
So clear on what changes we need to make to restore this country to what it should be. Had to hold back the tears as I don't see how this country continues to be a better place for my children given the path we are on. I have a young son and I fear so much that he will someday become a sacrifice to the war lords we have here in the US and other countries. Please let's find the president that will lead us into peace and prosperity for all of us. I especially loved how he pointed out that the countries that stayed neutral fared the best. Countries need to stand on their own feet and not depend on the US. This approach of being the policemen of the world will just motivate more weak countries to depend on the US for their protection instead of maintaining their own protection.
Love Ray Dalio. A true leader who is sharing his insights but also uses diplomacy to unify Americans.
What a colorful conversation at a deeply needed time, thank you gents.
This is fucking gold ! I’d love to meet these guys one day- listening to you guys helps understand and make sense of things and learn some things. Thanks for doing this type of show and keeping it real. From one line to another a person needs the guidance.
I love Ray, and he deserves respect for what he has accomplished. But he is out of his prime time 🥲
NYT recently published a piece on Dalio, on how the senior execs at the firm had begun to doubt his investment acumen and judgments in recent years.
Speaking truth!!! Ray is a legend and thanks guys for getting him to clarify the problem and the solution. "String middle that reverseve engineer the solutions to the biggest problems." Why Vivek has a role in this game.
You guys thoughtfully challenged Ray, esp Sacks, which brought his points to life in a way I’ve never seen in other pods. Great job guys - the standing o said it all!
Ray is one of the smartest individuals I've ever heard both in his understanding of economic principles and how world powers come to be/remain. We can all learn a lot more from him than any professor or youtube personality.
I love the clip comparing the great empires. Great job of explaining a complicated topic and giving us the opportunity of a bigger picture view!
MAY GOD BLESS YOU RAY DALIO ✝️🙏🙌👏💙💚❤️💛.
I'm looking forward to him joining them for the podcast, so the conversation can keep going!
Incredible. Thanks for posting this!
Recommend reading The Fourth Turning and the more recent follow-up book as a companion to Ray Dalio’s talk as they dovetail nicely and explain a lot about cycles and why we don’t seem them at the micro level and why they are obvious at the macro.
Just added to my audible list, thanks to a random comment on the internet.
@@swish6143 There is a newer version "The Forth Turning is here" by one of the two authors (the other sadly passed). It's a great view on the current cycle 30 years after the original, with enough of the base theory to get all the big ideas from the first.
Would like to hear more discourse on the issue of relative strength and how it’s not necessary to have an alternate currency to which to pivot away from the declining currency/empire. Glad Chamath asked this question, but would like to hear some more depth to that discussion point
Great talk. Appreciated hearing his perspective.
David Sachs made a great point about a large part of populism being attributed to failed leadership. Political reform needs to happen. Ro Khanna made great suggestions during his talk of changes that need to happen.
Unrelated, but I have an observation and possible contradiction to the theory presented:
Education can be supercharged through technological innovation (access to information, cheap access to internet via Chromebooks, etc). I see education as two pieces: access information and critical application of the information.
The internet is a huge equalizer in terms of access to information. How do we account for this?
I understand that there have been previous technology changes that have impacted education (eg: printing press) but the internet is on a different level.
Side note: I see huge potential in consolidating our K-12 education curriculum/resources to something that operates at the federal level (with huge leveraging of technology). This would equate to less fragmentation and duplicated effort.
I blame the fact that the government doesn't abide by the laws of capitalism and operates more like a failing business as an explanation on why this unified federal level initiative hasn't already happened.
I also see immense value in investing more into high school vocational tech programs (HVAC, collision repair, welding, etc). Training at mass scale on important trades would likely yield great results in building a healthier middle class.
As for the higher education system, I see it as a massive grift to both students and to taxpayers. A massive part of the system should be dismantled.
It’s funny to see how the podcasters’ questions are so high in vocabulary or just complex for an average person but the answers that Ray Dalio gives are so easy to understand, articulate and clear.
2022 was a hell of a year, I have made $350,000 before taxes as the sole breadwinner and head of household. This is a great starting point and I’m very aware how blessed we are to be in this position, but I’m always looking ahead on how to improve.
I currently have $88K left in student loans (originally close to $150K) and very little credit card debt (less than $2K with more than $25K available). I have two auto loans totaling $170K for two electric vehicles at 5% interest. I will appreciate suggestions from anyone who has been in same shoes on how to go about them.
You may want to start somewhere different, like the snowball method, where you focus on one loan, usually the smallest one, and direct all of your resources to pay off that loan while maintaining payments on the others.
You want to work with a money coach or financial planner, although a financial planner will concentrate on long term, a money coach will help you with paying off all of your debts, maximize your cash flow and help you create systems and processes to direct your money proactively.
I have thought about this, but what is the major difference between a money coach & financial advsior?
A financial adviser could help too to create a more holistic plan for your money. They can assist you in the creation of both short and long-term goals and then help you by giving guidance on the financial decisions and opportunities you are presented with.
I’ve honestly been considering going the route of an advisor, this current market is no jokes for the average retail investor, but do they really make any notable changes to a portfolio or am I better off on my own?
That video was the clearest description that I have seen of a truly complex situation. Bravo and also OH SHIT.
Always love a Ray.. having it on All In is a Blessing 🙏
Our besties are making moves. 100K+ views in less than 15 hours. The impact these convos have is enormous.
Excellent show and awsome guest! Very informative, Ty all!
Ray is truly brilliant.
My all-timed favourite podcast. Thank you from New Zealand
Amazing conversation! Thank you all!
Brilliant Question by Sachs! (at 33:48). Thank you for asking this!!!
Thanks All in one, Ray Dalio and the other speakers!
RAY DALIO IS ONE OF THE GREATEST
Such a great panel. Thanks for sharing!
Haha awesome JCal intro excitement with Dalio joining.
I’m looking forward to the 3 hour version of this pod follow-up with Dalio in case that happens.
Amazing content as always guys. You all had some amazing guests 🚀💯
Amazing how many people they fool about what authoritarianism is actually
Fantastic to get ray dalio to the summit
Ray Dalio, you're brilliant and the best.
For the love of freedom ray please run for president
Thanks for this speaker! Great insights!
Great talk! Thanks for sharing.
Loved it! Thank you Ray 🙏
Ray is the 🐐
Fantastic and sobering interview. The only candidate with the intellectual horsepower to start the reform and engineered changes that Dalio describes is Vivek imo. Hope that becomes clear to more people over the next year
Dalio is so diplomatic in his answer about China and India. Only few of us who have travelled to both countries understand this.
David Sacks asking the hard questions lets go baby! United we stand divided we fall!
Very interesting and informative! I have Dalio’s book and always find his ideas fascinating and well researched. He is a blessing to America!
This is really great work gentlemen! Very informative!
What an amazing interview thank you
Fantastic talk!
I would 100% vote for dalio as president
Amazing, we need more people like Ray. sidenote can Ray buy an NBA team for Seattle thanks Ray!
Was super looking forward to this!
The conversation is incredibly intriguing from start to finish.
Shout out to JCal..Dalio for President!!
I will vote for Ray
Ray is an intellectual powerhouse. It's a shame people like him aren't leading US politics. Instead we have clowns
😂😂😂 for real
@@xps1997 China is likely a better country. Have you seen the "culture" in the US?
@@xps1997 The Chinese loves making money. Washing dishes makes 20$ an hour in californa vs 3$ at a factory. Grind for 10 years and go back home to a villa.200k at facebook or 40k in China.
@@xps1997 look around america, everyone hates every other group lol Suburbs are boring as hell, cities are dangerous. 40% of the population has to do drugs to feel happy
Thank you for sharing such important information ℹ️
what a man! thank you all❤
Ray Dalio 2024!!!! To the Arena!!!
David’s leadership nailed it this year 👏
This talk needed to be at least an hour, he was just getting warmed up on some of the questions.
Always refreshing listening to Ray Dalio
BEAUTIFUL ❤🎉
Ray is legend 🎉
Inspiring.
Ray bringing the baggy look back. Great session.
Wow. Amazing conversation!
What a great talk! I learned so much.
Wow wow wow , what an incredible show this time! Ray Dalio for President!!
I think it's pretty clear that some of his policies would only hasten the decline.
thanks
A bunch of smart sensible people having an intelligent conversation
This is a man the American people should listen to.. read your books.. super intelligent man.
Brilliant. Thank you.
I wish Chamath spoke up more since his relative investment question was the real critique of Dalios theory. Too much time agreeing with the Dalio rather than getting insight via testing the thesis
Amazing!!! 👏👏👏
Unity is the most important thing in life. Unity doesn’t mean no variation, the Unity came from love will strengthen , the unity came from forces will sadly divide.
Incredible
Ray Dalio for president!
This is great, but you all still need to read the book. It's unbelievably hard (impossible, really) to convey the depth of these topics in this interview format.
"A strong middle" is needed as Ray says... which is the majority voice, that is not represented as social media would have you believe
Thanks for sharing these talks with us po’ folk
We're out here begging for information... correct information.
@@Ef554rgcc Thanks to outlets like these, it's more accessible than ever before. You've also got to keep in mind that information asymmetry enables more businesses to exist than any other single factor. Keeping the populace semi ignorant is just good business.
Ray Dalio for president please. Dalio 2024