How embarrassing that four friends can get together on the weekend and have a more interesting, better informed, and balanced conversation than all the media combined.
@@FJ-vw9rn Steel man is the opposite of strawman. A strawman is where you take someone else's argument and degrade it to a point where it is very easy to defeat. Steel man is where you purposefully strengthen an argument so that you make it harder to defeat. You can still be opposed to the argument in both cases, but in steel manning you have shown you understand your opponents position and are attacking it where it is strongest.
When Jay Cal jokes about mommy and daddy fighting it got me thinking. They are kinda like a family. Jason is the mom. All loving and caring. Sachs is the dad. Strict and tough love. Chamath is the fun uncle with a gambling addiction. Friedburg is the genius kid with social anxiety
I listen to this show every week because I think it is the most sane collection of opposing viewpoint that exists. You can skip all the posturing on Fox, CNN and MSNBC. I always learn something and save lots of time.
What's interesting is that Chamath has the biggest private jet money can buy. Funny that he's still having flying problems after spunking $100million on it
@@89itis Mr. Vandelay, I love your buildings. Is Andrew Tate entertaining? I can't get over how this old guy with no chin is supposed to be some kind of tough guy. I haven't watched any of his videos of him apparently dunking on ladies for clicks.
I like how chqmath and friedberg actually get down to the GDP/ Debt numbers and put it into perspective. Gives a good overview and overall better understanding of inflation and the process of curbing it
Chamath view on debt lose my respect he sounds like Biden or Nancy pelosy on crime Ignorant is the right description when you know friedberg care enough about debt you know chamath has been the far left on debt. By the way trump was democrats in history that is why he approve all the huge pay out
@@tonywong6884 how would any human know? In all honesty it would just be all guessing at the end of the day, that's Chamath's point. Focus on practical issues, not pie in the sky goals
Love JCal "don't talk while I'm interrupting" 🤣 Again thank you Friedberg for sounding the concern of BRICS flipping the seesaw at some point in the future
I don't know...Chamath schools them all...The others are just really uninformed. I know they're all successful in their own rights, but when it comes to Macroeconomics, they're all idiots...except for Chamath.
Really? They all have no doubt about how Elon Musk is running Twitter? The only people staying at the company are people H1's who aren't able to leave without getting deported. If this was any other CEO they would be destroying him. Insane group think from these guys, you would think they would be impartial.
This was the best All In podcast ever. Every bestie having a verbal spar loved it. Please do it more often And would really like to see Peter Thiel on the podcast.😀😀😀
Thank you Friedberg for asking Jason to let Sacks finish. With Jason constantly interrupting Sacks, I couldn't hear neither of them. I want to hear both of their points clearly.
Wow! I’ve been following your pod for just about a month now and just listened to this one and I can’t believe you guy’s were so far off the mark about Trump. He will be 47! 😉👍
29:30 to 47:30 was pure gold by the way and why All-In podcast is one of the best podcasts ever. Intellectual, informative debate trying to discover realist ways to better the world…..a throw back to the first 50 episodes. Keep that up and you guys will be #1.
Gooooo Friedberg!! Love your passionate argument on fiscal responsibility. And thank you for not backing down when Chamath said everyone from Dalio to you is just making numbers up when there is a ton of research available on the issue.
30:47 - energy independence 32:17 - $30T debt 33:30 - economy breaks due to taxes 37:01 - investing 50:19 - debt threshold 53:00 - debt to GDP 1:04:04 - complacency problem (no safety net) 1:08:47 - great at failing 1:12:00 - innovation required to disrupt Google
Great episode so far. Again proving that the result of uncomfortable debate between best friends brings a deeper understanding of the topic. So grateful for this pod
Keep saying that and there will soon be a montage of every time in their lives they've said the n-word playing on every legacy news network hourly for the next 2 weeks.
Another great episode. We all know the value of having like-minded people around us, and it’s happening behind “All in - Besties”. You have built a meaningful and massive community here and it's growing, hats off to besties! thank you!
Watched chamath's interview on lex's podcast! What a wonderful and thought provoking one! thanks for providing us with multitudes of invaluable contents ! 🥰👍
It is a beautiful podcast..... And it's not necessarily about "the content" because it's just current news found anywhere, even though your perspectives are valued..... ...... But it's the chemistry you 4 have , and the incredible sense of humor you all have 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Come on guys! Think about this way: America is a sick patient now, we all know trump was fixing it, how can you sure another person can be a good doctor
Chamath was being ridiculous on this one. He kept hammering Friedberg asking for evidence of why the debt number was important, but when he tried to bring up economic research and the Dalio book he just dismissed it out of hand without any evidence of his own. If he's not going to allow Friedberg to cite a book or quote economists, how is he supposed to provide evidence?
Calacanis said this is the #16 podcast in popularity WW, but tbh for being a very specific category of podcast I suspect this podcast might already be #1 in its category.
What an episode best by far - Friedberg : independent voter , Debt issues due to china - future is dark - solution improve productivity make the workforce hungry again - Chamath : Capital will flow to oil and out of Tech
Chamath is absolutely correct on the debt. A country’s debt and a household debt are not the same. Country lives in perpetuity vs a household thus can handle debt better especially a country that is the world’s reserve currency
He didn't really say that imo. He just really said fixating on a particular number, debt to gdp > 100%, only desensitizes people and loses credibility. In general, they are all on the same page.
Basically, he is straw manning their argument. He is saying "your argument is not true because selecting a specific debt to GDP ratio number as a panic point is impossible, so I'm going to pretend like it's functionally infinity because the US dollar is the world reserve currency." Whether it's 10% or 11% or 15% doesn't matter, but he is basically saying since we can't know the precise number, by default he wins. Sometimes, Chamath is just 100% unreasonable. I'd say the 2 Davids are the most logically consistent by a mile. Sacks can't quite admit Jan 6th was really bad, but outside of that he is on the mark every time.
Just starting the pod, but ROFL Sack’s a T-Rex!!! 🦖 🤐🤣 Great to hear B’s(Billionaires) Problems, oh the luxuries of travel. Good shit Gents! Keep up the great content, I wasn’t sure you guys were going to scratch the surface on those text! Loving the open discussions.
I don't know if you guys read the comments. But what I'm greatly concerned about is the compounding effects of the talentless mid-market managers who are screwing things up. The internet is connectivity in its greatest form. Economies of scale. In my opinion, just purely based on logic, this will prevent hustlers from being able to break through. For example, if Google isn't operating well (which it isn't right now), how are great companies going to advertise themselves efficiently? Unfortunately, we rely on each other. This means that a shake-up really needs to happen. How? I don't know. But the compounding effect of bad decisions needs to get shared. It's not just one person or even 20 people team that's effected; it's millions of people. The person running the eBay shop, and the mom running the Etsy store to live, it's real people getting impacted by the naive group.
Very interesting take Patrick! Thanks for posting…. These things often don’t get spoken about but they are very important… I think what you speak of exists in many forms here in America. We have schools that teach you how to be a worker(not entrepreneur). If I would’ve listened to my teachers I’d be a loser… I think we are affected by this in many forms here in America, from education to professionals in various sectors
Eh? JCal's arguments are confusing! Democratic party funding "threats to democracy" isn't a "threat to democracy"? And Sacks' position is consistent. He's not the best candidate but not necessarily a "threat to democracy".
Respect to chamath for standing up against the arguments by Sachs and Friedberg. Love the latter two but indeed, the constructive discussion would be to find a model to identify what’s the suitable level of threshold. In fact Sach’s comments on the risk free rate threshold crowding out risk taking as an activity is so on-point that it warrants deeper brainstorming.
How this high debt/GDP ratio plays out if/when US Dollars doesn't remain the world's reserve currency. Friedberg briefly touched upon this but the way US leaders are handling its foreign policy coupled with de-globalisation, it becomes a very real possibility that the world decides to decrease its reliance on USD. That would be a nightmare for the US economy because then you'll not be able to print dollars at your whim.
For Chamath: You're right, debt/GDP is nebulous, and also confusing because it's a stock divided by a flow. More to the point (for govt) is the inverse of times interest taxed, i.e., net interest divided by tax receipts. I call it the "Interest Bite." Reason it's clearer: there's a definite inflection point when net interest equals tax receipts, i.e. the point at which new borrowing is required to pay interest on previous borrowing, and there is zero room to pay for other services out of tax receipts. I wrote a book about it in 2015.
I think what keeps me coming back is the constant reminder that pretty regular guys can accomplish ridiculously amazing things by executing successfully on the right ideas. So why can't I? Nice motivator as I start the weekend, grow from last weeks failures, and plan for next week's attempt at domination.
Sack's presentation on the chatty basket-weaving class is surprisingly accurate. The end of The Great Safety Net for the surplus basket-weavers is nigh... 🤣🤣 this podcast is too funny, and I'm awful for laughing, but comedy always wins.
How embarrassing that four friends can get together on the weekend and have a more interesting, better informed, and balanced conversation than all the media combined.
@@jackgreenstalk777 True but I think what really distinguishes them is their intellectual honesty. How many billions does the media have access to?
It would be embarrassing if they actually tried to be good. Most of them know they are not it.
@@89itis Balance comes from the sum of their perspectives lol
While we are being hyperbolic, "more interesting, better informed, and balanced conversation than" any legislative body in the country.'.
Sacks left out Ryan Salame’s donations…
Which would show FTX was trying to buy both sides (Dem and Rep)
Me: Finally, Chamath has stopped saying "canary in the coalmine".
Also me: Oh crap he has now started using "steel man"
Steelman will be the most used word in 2023
@@FJ-vw9rn Steel man is the opposite of strawman.
A strawman is where you take someone else's argument and degrade it to a point where it is very easy to defeat.
Steel man is where you purposefully strengthen an argument so that you make it harder to defeat.
You can still be opposed to the argument in both cases, but in steel manning you have shown you understand your opponents position and are attacking it where it is strongest.
You forgot about writ large
I can’t stand Chamath sometimes but his idiom prowess is very good.
At least he's "intellectually honest"
When Jay Cal jokes about mommy and daddy fighting it got me thinking. They are kinda like a family. Jason is the mom. All loving and caring. Sachs is the dad. Strict and tough love. Chamath is the fun uncle with a gambling addiction. Friedburg is the genius kid with social anxiety
😂😂
Hilarious
Accurate
😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahaha!!
I listen to this show every week because I think it is the most sane collection of opposing viewpoint that exists. You can skip all the posturing on Fox, CNN and MSNBC. I always learn something and save lots of time.
Imagine being able to roast your buddies over them not allowing you to use their private jet
@@89itis What color is your Private Jet?
It's big club and we are not in it
What's interesting is that Chamath has the biggest private jet money can buy. Funny that he's still having flying problems after spunking $100million on it
@@89itis Mr. Vandelay, I love your buildings.
Is Andrew Tate entertaining? I can't get over how this old guy with no chin is supposed to be some kind of tough guy. I haven't watched any of his videos of him apparently dunking on ladies for clicks.
@@MrMajani Bombardier global 5000?
I loved the economics debate, never seen Friedberg so fired up 😅
The Chamath vs Friedberg arguing.... was just perfect.
I like how chqmath and friedberg actually get down to the GDP/ Debt numbers and put it into perspective. Gives a good overview and overall better understanding of inflation and the process of curbing it
@@JacobWilson777 they haven't resolved it though, because they didn't agree on the underlying facts.
Chamath view on debt lose my respect he sounds like Biden or Nancy pelosy on crime Ignorant is the right description when you know friedberg care enough about debt you know chamath has been the far left on debt. By the way trump was democrats in history that is why he approve all the huge pay out
@@tonywong6884 how would any human know? In all honesty it would just be all guessing at the end of the day, that's Chamath's point. Focus on practical issues, not pie in the sky goals
I lost so much respect for Chamath since discovering this podcast last year.
These episodes just keep getting better and better. Very grateful you guys don't end the call at the 1 hour mark.
Love JCal "don't talk while I'm interrupting" 🤣
Again thank you Friedberg for sounding the concern of BRICS flipping the seesaw at some point in the future
Yeah, I was wondering about BRICS. So glad Friedberg brought it up.
The funniest part is when JCal claims that he is independent politically. It makes me smile every time 😂
JCal's pro-Reagan - that's staunchly Republican lines.
JCal is so lucky to be in the middle of these 3 big brains.
All my friends are some JCal's clones and i'm in the middle of them, it's a nightmare...
One of the best episodes. Actual discussion.
no its a shit podcast with people gaslighting each other ... welcome to america
I don't know...Chamath schools them all...The others are just really uninformed. I know they're all successful in their own rights, but when it comes to Macroeconomics, they're all idiots...except for Chamath.
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Really? They all have no doubt about how Elon Musk is running Twitter? The only people staying at the company are people H1's who aren't able to leave without getting deported. If this was any other CEO they would be destroying him. Insane group think from these guys, you would think they would be impartial.
The one time they stage a coup on Jason lol
This debate on government spending was legendary.
Reminder: the ChaMouth is from a country of guru grifters and sheisters. He never had to balance a checkbook. Token.
@@elefanny1106 He grew up in poverty in Canada, numnuts
how can u call ray dalios numbers fragile and wrong? smh
This was the best All In podcast ever. Every bestie having a verbal spar loved it. Please do it more often
And would really like to see Peter Thiel on the podcast.😀😀😀
A Thiel ep would be legendary
I really hope they don’t stop doing it from time to time… it’s what our country is doing en masse
I LOVE Friedberg's passion in this episode. And great closing to the debt issue Sacks.
No sound/audio?
Can't hear!? Why
Dave
Same
Restart app
This is one of a kind podcast. I’m glad you guys exist and I look forward to every Friday to hear from you 4.
No audio?
Fixed now
Thank you Friedberg for asking Jason to let Sacks finish. With Jason constantly interrupting Sacks, I couldn't hear neither of them. I want to hear both of their points clearly.
I can't hear anything. Is the audio there?
Wow! I’ve been following your pod for just about a month now and just listened to this one and I can’t believe you guy’s were so far off the mark about Trump. He will be 47! 😉👍
When you can’t sleep and All In Pod is on…. Makes everything better!!! Thanks guys for the smiles!! ❤
Also what I do!
I'll b late to work tomorrow because of all in1. Worth it tho
I really enjoy listening to this podcast. I would love to see J Cal hold himself to the same standard he tries to hold Sacks to…
💯
It’s almost 3 am and I’m debating if I should save the listening for the morning, but as soon as I turn it on, I’m all in😂
liar there is not audio
Cringe
this was me last night lol
I C what U did there.
@@karan-lh8mj the cringe is you are watching this also and you scrolled so down to comment lol
David is the man. Such a legend
(Friedberg)
@@Alcorsu ratio says not
29:30 to 47:30 was pure gold by the way and why All-In podcast is one of the best podcasts ever. Intellectual, informative debate trying to discover realist ways to better the world…..a throw back to the first 50 episodes. Keep that up and you guys will be #1.
Where is this week podcast?
Gooooo Friedberg!! Love your passionate argument on fiscal responsibility. And thank you for not backing down when Chamath said everyone from Dalio to you is just making numbers up when there is a ton of research available on the issue.
Dalio is wrong though. Not about America necessarily, but about China. Look at Money and Macro's new video about it.
30:47 - energy independence
32:17 - $30T debt
33:30 - economy breaks due to taxes
37:01 - investing
50:19 - debt threshold
53:00 - debt to GDP
1:04:04 - complacency problem (no safety net)
1:08:47 - great at failing
1:12:00 - innovation required to disrupt Google
Thank you!
Freiberg is great. Thanks for the podcast
You guys are absolutely incredible. Very good insight to how high valued people discuss different perspectives. Thanks and keep up the good work
Great episode so far. Again proving that the result of uncomfortable debate between best friends brings a deeper understanding of the topic. So grateful for this pod
This is one of the best episodes to date. It’s obvious that these guys really think about the topics they are debating, they really care.
No audio, man I was looking forward to this episode...
I've tried rebooting phone, and everything. Still no audio.
@@mikeb7759 same
Can't believe this is free! This is 100X better than any mainstream media blabbering.
Keep saying that and there will soon be a montage of every time in their lives they've said the n-word playing on every legacy news network hourly for the next 2 weeks.
This is by far the best content on the internet.
I just have to express this.
I enjoy all the besties points, but I am so glad for Sacks, and the depth of conversation is great.
Can we start a GoFundMe to get Chamath a less hideous headset? Thanks for the episode guys, once again one of the highlights of my week.
How do you figure?
Another great episode. We all know the value of having like-minded people around us, and it’s happening behind “All in - Besties”. You have built a meaningful and massive community here and it's growing, hats off to besties! thank you!
You guys are like the old Saturday morning cartoons, but for slightly more mature people. Thanks.
I must be more impressionable than I ever believed. I learn more from these dudes arguing every week than I do from work, school, news, etc! Love it!
“Mommy and daddy were fighting.” That was hilarious.
jcal is mommy.
The Sachs guy is a dork if he doesn’t remember the republicans strategy of voting for left candidates in the primaries.
Who all are checking here because they haven't released a new episode yet.
Hahaha that’d be me
Me too :)
Friedberg was on fire this week 🔥
The best podcast I watch!! Get an amazing multi-faceted view that is not available anywhere else!!
Was patiently waiting for this episode to drop... Saturday saved!
Not a big podcast listener, but All-In podcast is a weekly must listen!
why do people comment before even playing the video, THERE IS NO AUDIO
Chamath versus Friedburg made my day 🎉
Is it just me or does this podcast not have sound?
I don't have sound either
Me neither
Takes awhile for the sound to be uploaded too. Don't know why videos are listed as ready without them and the sound only comes like after awhile.
So what's up with the comments section? Is Elon gonna have to get rid of the youtube bots now too lol
Sound is working.
How is this podcast only #14 on the charts? Should be #1.
Man, Chamath was being stubborn today.
Brilliant episode and a lot of great points were made. Plenty of fireworks to keep it entertaining. 😄👍
No audio. Has anyone got audio?
Great show guys. Love the banter. Great discussion with different viewpoints. Please keep it going!
Watched chamath's interview on lex's podcast! What a wonderful and thought provoking one! thanks for providing us with multitudes of invaluable contents ! 🥰👍
I missed this, thanks for bringing it up.
Yes. A must listen. I have so much more understanding and respect for Chamath since.
@@MattArseno agreed. I hope Lex does backstories for everyone
Great pod love j cal does a great job moderating and getting besties to explain
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It is a beautiful podcast..... And it's not necessarily about "the content" because it's just current news found anywhere, even though your perspectives are valued..... ...... But it's the chemistry you 4 have , and the incredible sense of humor you all have 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
One of the best episodes. So many debates and interesting topics.
Best episode to date. Something magical about putting in the reps. Great job guys!
Come on guys! Think about this way: America is a sick patient now, we all know trump was fixing it, how can you sure another person can be a good doctor
All I can say is there isn't anything I look forward to more than the next episode of allin.
Chamath was being ridiculous on this one. He kept hammering Friedberg asking for evidence of why the debt number was important, but when he tried to bring up economic research and the Dalio book he just dismissed it out of hand without any evidence of his own. If he's not going to allow Friedberg to cite a book or quote economists, how is he supposed to provide evidence?
I’m really missing Friedberg’s science corner.
At the very tail end of the episode -- it sounds like we're going to get an All-In Summit 2023. 💯
I can’t say how much I value and appreciate your wisdom and perspectives. Another great podcast.
Thank you for calling out Ian Bremmer’s bs.
Calacanis said this is the #16 podcast in popularity WW, but tbh for being a very specific category of podcast I suspect this podcast might already be #1 in its category.
Always highlight of my Saturday when the All In episode drops.
What an episode best by far
- Friedberg : independent voter , Debt issues due to china - future is dark - solution improve productivity make the workforce hungry again
- Chamath : Capital will flow to oil and out of Tech
I usually see the podcast at 1.75X speed , today I had to slow down to 1.5X because of the battle for Debt
I love all 4 of you guys. Thanks for doing this. You're truly great
Chamath saying he knows better than all the bestie combined + Ray Dalio is where he lost me in the debt discussion
I want to see how that debate concludes.... but its good to have some drama on topics that really matter.
Chamath is absolutely correct on the debt. A country’s debt and a household debt are not the same. Country lives in perpetuity vs a household thus can handle debt better especially a country that is the world’s reserve currency
He didn't really say that imo. He just really said fixating on a particular number, debt to gdp > 100%, only desensitizes people and loses credibility. In general, they are all on the same page.
Hes also playing devils advocate.
Basically, he is straw manning their argument. He is saying "your argument is not true because selecting a specific debt to GDP ratio number as a panic point is impossible, so I'm going to pretend like it's functionally infinity because the US dollar is the world reserve currency."
Whether it's 10% or 11% or 15% doesn't matter, but he is basically saying since we can't know the precise number, by default he wins.
Sometimes, Chamath is just 100% unreasonable. I'd say the 2 Davids are the most logically consistent by a mile. Sacks can't quite admit Jan 6th was really bad, but outside of that he is on the mark every time.
Just starting the pod, but ROFL Sack’s a T-Rex!!! 🦖 🤐🤣 Great to hear B’s(Billionaires) Problems, oh the luxuries of travel. Good shit Gents! Keep up the great content, I wasn’t sure you guys were going to scratch the surface on those text! Loving the open discussions.
Amazing show and content like always. Keep up the great work guys. Thank you.
I don't know if you guys read the comments. But what I'm greatly concerned about is the compounding effects of the talentless mid-market managers who are screwing things up. The internet is connectivity in its greatest form. Economies of scale. In my opinion, just purely based on logic, this will prevent hustlers from being able to break through. For example, if Google isn't operating well (which it isn't right now), how are great companies going to advertise themselves efficiently? Unfortunately, we rely on each other. This means that a shake-up really needs to happen. How? I don't know. But the compounding effect of bad decisions needs to get shared. It's not just one person or even 20 people team that's effected; it's millions of people. The person running the eBay shop, and the mom running the Etsy store to live, it's real people getting impacted by the naive group.
Very interesting take Patrick! Thanks for posting…. These things often don’t get spoken about but they are very important… I think what you speak of exists in many forms here in America. We have schools that teach you how to be a worker(not entrepreneur). If I would’ve listened to my teachers I’d be a loser… I think we are affected by this in many forms here in America, from education to professionals in various sectors
Thanks Guys, the best thing I've seen since last weeks episode, outstanding!
i feel so lucky that i have found you. this is fun and valueble. i would say the only podcast worth lisning to. I love you guys.
Eh? JCal's arguments are confusing! Democratic party funding "threats to democracy" isn't a "threat to democracy"? And Sacks' position is consistent. He's not the best candidate but not necessarily a "threat to democracy".
Well when it comes to politics JCal is a certified moron. So if you keep that it mind, his argument makes perfect sense.
Sacks / Friedberg 2024 🇺🇲
To those with audio issues, close the video and open it again. Had the same issue, was resolved by doing this
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Not working here either. Weird. All other TH-cam videos work.
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58:40 notice the quick mention of an All In 2024 platform. Very interesting! Great to see these guys focusing their efforts! 👏👏👏
You all nailed it this week. Happy Thanksgiving!
Respect to chamath for standing up against the arguments by Sachs and Friedberg. Love the latter two but indeed, the constructive discussion would be to find a model to identify what’s the suitable level of threshold. In fact Sach’s comments on the risk free rate threshold crowding out risk taking as an activity is so on-point that it warrants deeper brainstorming.
This is the kind of discussion that uplevels the intellectual capacity of the community. Love it. Thanks besties!
Addicted to this pod. Love it.
Always tuned in from Nairobi, Kenya. Great insights and perspectives.
How this high debt/GDP ratio plays out if/when US Dollars doesn't remain the world's reserve currency. Friedberg briefly touched upon this but the way US leaders are handling its foreign policy coupled with de-globalisation, it becomes a very real possibility that the world decides to decrease its reliance on USD. That would be a nightmare for the US economy because then you'll not be able to print dollars at your whim.
I’m listening in since the pod with Lex Fridman and it’s absolutely amazing. Love you Chamath and crew
What Chamath said about the professional managerial class at 1:23:00 is so accurate
For Chamath: You're right, debt/GDP is nebulous, and also confusing because it's a stock divided by a flow. More to the point (for govt) is the inverse of times interest taxed, i.e., net interest divided by tax receipts. I call it the "Interest Bite." Reason it's clearer: there's a definite inflection point when net interest equals tax receipts, i.e. the point at which new borrowing is required to pay interest on previous borrowing, and there is zero room to pay for other services out of tax receipts. I wrote a book about it in 2015.
I think what keeps me coming back is the constant reminder that pretty regular guys can accomplish ridiculously amazing things by executing successfully on the right ideas. So why can't I? Nice motivator as I start the weekend, grow from last weeks failures, and plan for next week's attempt at domination.
Sack's presentation on the chatty basket-weaving class is surprisingly accurate. The end of The Great Safety Net for the surplus basket-weavers is nigh... 🤣🤣 this podcast is too funny, and I'm awful for laughing, but comedy always wins.
David sacks: *breathes*
Chamath: “So right on the money again from david.”
The cold opens kill me everytime! Love you guys!
Freiberg is an excellent human!
This was one of the best episodes. Love that debt to GDP ratio debate. Chamath was surreal who comes across every educated on this topic. Good job 👏
Happy Thanksgiving ALL IN family!
Best podcast in the world. Don't care about the rest.
CHAMATH....thx for ur interview w/ Lex. fantastic. just awesome. the human part. too awesome
Your podcast is one of the best moments of my week. Infinite value, thank you guys!