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BITCOIN HAS NO VALUE 0 ONLY GAMBLERS INVEST IN GAMBLING 🤡 🎰

The host was absolutely dreadful and I couldn't hear her anyway. Which I'm thankful for

By coincidence I just bought a book he co-authored. He's good. A talking head with brain included. Outstanding. Charles Murray has been making some of the same comments during the last 10 years, emphasizing how people are increasingly being self-sorted by IQ.

Given the persisting global economic crisis, it's essential for individuals to focus on diversifying their income streams independent of governmental reliance. This involves exploring options such as stocks, gold, silver, and digital currencies. Despite the adversity in the economy, now is an opportune moment to contemplate these investment avenues.

tldr - dude in a dress hyping his 300$ of bitcoint investment. invest in stocks and get a haircut. only thing broken here is princeton.

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At this moment, things appear to be odd. Inflation is reducing the value of the US dollar, but it is strengthening in comparison to other currencies and commodities like real estate and gold. People are switching to the dollar because they believe it is safer. I worry that the rising cost of living may cause the value of my retirement savings to decline.

With all her knowledge of finance, how does Lyn not understand that a fixed supply currency can only lead to bad deflation? By contrast, gold's supply is regulated by market forces which stabilizes its purchasing power. For more on this, read "Bitcoin’s Fixed Money Supply Is a Weakness" by Joakim Book.

The Tonya Harding tactic of competition is the U.S.'s last and best hope at winning the AI Chip War.

Resultant: Economic Nobel Prize 2024: Connection to Civilization The 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics has brought attention to deep, systemic issues, suggesting they may be the "tips of a civilizational iceberg." Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and John List from MIT and the University of Chicago won the award for their analysis of the global economy over the past 1,000 years. Their research highlights the importance of inclusive institutions-those promoting political democracy, rational markets, social equality, and technology that benefits labor-suggesting that such societies have historically progressed better. Their analysis contrasts countries like the U.S. and USSR, East and West Germany, and South and North Korea, showing that inclusive institutions promote long-term development. They also discuss the colonial period, arguing that European settlers introduced more inclusive institutions in areas with lower mortality rates from local diseases, leading to greater progress in places like the Americas compared to Africa. A key issue they raise is the challenge of sustainability in today's tech-driven world, where technology often concentrates power, as seen with tech giants like Google, Meta, and Microsoft. While technology can be a tool for empowering the masses, it can also lead to power imbalances. Their work underscores the importance of keeping institutions inclusive to ensure that technologies like AI, data storage, and quantum computing are used for the common good, spreading accurate information and prosperity broadly. Looking at history over a 4,000-year span, we can map out that civilizations that have maintained progressive institutions have been better at embracing technological change, positioning themselves as future economic leaders. The crux is that inclusive political, economic, social, and legal institutions rooted in a civilization's original traits may determine whether a nation thrives in the digital age. It can be mentioned that without democratizing access to digital technology and information, countries risk concentrating power and prosperity in the hands of a few. The struggle to balance power and prosperity will be a challenge for both developed and emerging economies. The countries that succeed in spreading the benefits of digital technology to their citizens through inclusive institutions will lead the global economy. The Centre of Civilizational Study and like-minded organizations are researching these civilizational maulik (original) traits that can help democratize digital technology in conjunction with inclusive institutions. In closing, we can hints at the need for a collective effort by civilizations-past and present-to regulate digital technology for the common good, invoking the poet Ghalib’s wisdom: while the past may be gone, its lessons can help shape the future. Dr Shailendra Bharat: Editor Centre of Civilizational Study and National Political and Strategic Advisor Maulik Bharat

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It is easy to forget the economic and psychological impact of the lockdowns. But it has shaped the way people work today and will work in future. Thanks for the upload 😊

Because of the US economy's importance to the global economy, its instability has far-reaching implications. In such circumstances, safe-haven assets such as those with high FA and cryptocurrencies provide security. Investors must prioritize asset protection, diversification, and balanced portfolios in order to weather market volatility.

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We Are in Unchartered Financial Waters! every day we encounter challenges that have become the new standard. Although we previously perceived it as a crisis, we now acknowledge it as the new normal and must adapt accordingly. Given the current economic difficulties that the country is experiencing in 2024, how can we enhance our earnings during this period of adjustment? I cannot let my $680,000 savings vanish after putting in so much effort to accumulate them.

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Which bitcoin? The current dominating btc is highly controllable.. There have been many that have had btc but couldn't move it. Granted they were criminals but still the mechanism is there in blockchain ...you just simply control the exchange points

Princeton ??? Whaaa

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Lyn is a hero

Lol the the chief of egypt finance part tho

Why does the mic cut out with distortion every time a Central banker speaks? Including Powell’s.

Regarding the question from Egypt's former Chief Finance officer, to me, the intrinsic value of Bitcoin is insurance against the uncertainty of the loss of purchasing power of specific fiat currencies in the future. Such purchasing power applies to the jurisdictions where I hold and exchange assets. I also agree with Lyn Alden on the portability of value. Bitcoin is an excellent money innovation, the best cryptocurrency providing a store of value at this point in time, but it is not without risk (e.g., what if a better network of value is created 50 years from now? How will AI impact Bitcoin in the future? As computing power continues to increase every cycle, what if one day Bitcoin is hacked? What if one day, Bitcoin is banned, and there are no off-ramp mechanisms available to me to spend my bitcoin savings? If so, will I only be able to transact with other people and businesses accepting Bitcoin as an acceptable form of payment?). Thanks to Lyn Alden for all her efforts and for sharing her wisdom and expertise with the public. I greatly appreciate her insights, books, papers, newsletters, interviews, etc.

Lyn you are brilliant. Thank you!!

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Modern Egypt truly is an economic failure. It currently can not exist with IMF (global tax payer funded) bail outs

Lyn is absolutely fantastic.

Lyn fails to mention that bitcoin is a massive pyramid scheme being artificially pumped by Tether counterfeiting USD. She won't talk about that fraud for some reason?..

very interesting interview and great take aways about this book. always both conditions must be analyzed the positive and negative impacts about each technology. excellent researcher and fascinating conclusions. what type of technologies do we want and have to regulate?

Blair is one of the best bankers in the business.

The U.S. economy can actually get better if only the govt can start making better decisions for the sake of it's citizens, cos' they've really made life more difficult for its residents. Hyperinflation has left the less haves bearing the brunt of the burden. Its already eating into my entire $620k retirement portfolio. Like where else can we invest our money with less risks?

More and more people might face a tough time in retirement. Low-paying jobs, inflation, and high rents make it hard to save. Now, middle-class Americans find it tough to own a home too, leaving them without a place to retire.

Audio staff need to have a stern talk with these people concerning the nature of directional mics and what the live stream will pick up vs what's heard when you're actually in the room. Other than that, very grateful for this talk and the book is awesome :)

Wake up people!!! If Princeton university promote BITCOIN I hope you understand what is the agenda!

Wake up people!!! If Princeton university promote BITCOIN I hope you understand what is the agenda!

Without Electricity Crap-Coin are dead

She is one of the best Econ speakers of our time.

The questions were unbelievably bad by attendees. Shame that Lyn had to waste her time with them.

The First Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain spreading ideas through Europe. After almost 30 years of worldwide internet connection, information is ready available. Internet connection is wireless. Image is more than a marketing tool. It's an identity hackers tried to break. Consequently, moral values weight heavily to preserve family institutions. Utilitarians become an alternative to guide a community to stability when economic crisis is inevitable. Economic health doesn’t depend on one individual when power is manipulated by a group of people. It takes more than insight for an individual circumnavigate a new breakthrough idea. Indeed, it's inherited and nature of wealth that facilitate solution.

Money is not broken. Dow was 18 ounces of gold money in 1929 and still 18 ounces 2017 to 2024. Credit is broken. Credit, IOUs, pixels, digits, dishonest measures are broken, always have been always will be, leading to descent and collapse in wars.

wow how do you fuck up the audio this bad. holy shit. princeton is a joke

It isnt idiot commies

"HeY U DoNt rEAlly NeEd goLD. IZ NoT DoIN AnyThInG" Except that it prevented the CA from counterfeiting you bloody idiots.

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Q & A audio went south.

It's wild that the Bank of England and others still use the DICE model to think about climate impacts. Just delusion. Thanks for the great talk.

Does bitcoin solve the "problem(s) of money/currency?" My own view is that too much can go wrong, though so far it has (mostly) stood the test of time, and it is still around. For most people, especially Americans, gold and equities, and in some cases bonds are probably a better approach for store of value, medium of exchange, and divisibility. Some people have become very wealthy when bit coin was pennies to a few hundred dollars, etc. Whether they were lucky or brilliant or both, I don't know.