Would a Trump Victory REALLY Matter?

[@SilentRunningRedux]

Glad Andrew intelligently “stuck to his knitting” here, where he has so much to add within his area of expertise. (By immediately saying he focuses on his own business which is itself not “crypto” but offers info of use to all, eg immediately offering an update on Dubai to his interviewer.) Loved the recent Bogota home tour, with leafy greens in midst of the city, etc, every detail down to the tapestries by indigenous people. Wondering why I ever considered the UK - esp London - to be safe or desirable. I’ve been subject to several brazen criminal acts in the center of London in broad daylight, and the long-standing infrastructure is crumbling while basic internet resources needed by virtually anyone (from individuals to large businesses) do not to work reliably. Industry is in widespread agreement that government plans for action “by 2030” are impossibly slow. Some may love living in the UK, esp London or the charming countryside, but maybe just billionaires or those who’ve not traveled much, or have fealty to the ground itself. (Many retain a comforting feeling as to the nation of their, or their ancestors,’ birth). “Working class” people in the UK often say they are themselves leaving for “a better life,” and putatively a study shows “more millionaires left” the UK in 2022-2023 (in absolute #s or by some percentage; - mmm hmmm, of what?) than in any other nation save one. The study may have unreliable aspects (I saw only a synopsis) but it seems that those subject to high tax (nearly everyone) yet less able to insulate themselves from growing negatives might just pick up and leave. *For those saying you don’t need help: maybe you can figure it out on your own, but many nations are surreal despite ostensibly having a path to residency, passports, etc. if relocating initially with a large multinational company, you’ll perhaps have “someone like Andrew” (without even knowing how fortunate you are) who specializes in the countries (1+) where it does business. If not, eg you “are” or own your own business, retired, etc, do not underestimate how difficult, even surreal it may be.

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

Thank you for sharing this my friend. Cheers from 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 living in Mexico. 🇲🇽✌🏼

[@Holyspace305]

Aren't places like turks caymans and uruguay better

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

@@Holyspace305 Better how? Never been, we love it here. ✌🏼

[@javiervega1065]

Go back to canada

[@Hunkable03]

​@2GringosOnTheGulf ya but how do make money to live on in Mexico ?

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

@@Hunkable03 hola 👋🏼👋🏼working remotely online ✌🏼

[@ellee9604]

Not at all.... The Nation has fell to Number 5 in my opinion. Politics, poor infrastructure, paying for too many wars, too many old guys with the old cowboy 🤠 mentality. The Nation needs New Leadership like Nayib Bukele. Other Countries have invested in their People and Innovation.

[@codythedoggo7671]

​@@ILoveTinfoilHatsyeah I wonder too. Just curious

[@BigTao]

Trumps new policy is no tax on tips. How about just cancel “tipping” entirely and make businesses pay full salary to the workers? Asian countries like Japan Korea Malaysia Taiwan don’t require tips and they provide excellent service.

[@rusty9129]

Ron Paul wanted no taxes on tips. The media crucified him and called him crazy. How wonderful America would be today had the public been smart enough to vote for him.

[@mukeedcoforstuff]

Tipping in US is more of a culture thing. It takes a while to change, probably generational, too

[@realgrilledsushi]

In Malaysia you don’t because of the service charge in the bill. If you do want to tip, like someone replied to you, it’s a matter of culture rather than a requirement.

[@user-nb9jm3xo8u]

I don't "tip". I "gift" based upon quality of service received. Gifts are tax-free.

[@leeg578]

That would be great, but most restaurants can't afford paying a "livable" wage to employees. That will make food more expensive and people will not want to pay those prices.

[@brads6304]

I'm here in the states still trying to convince people not to put their whole nest egg in their 401k. LOL

[@batman1776]

The s&p returns have been pretty great the last few years

[@dongshengdi773]

Trump 🎉 I'm Chinese

[@prao4603]

makes sense if you are getting a company match, otherwise less so

[@rowanwilliams7441]

Unfunded liabilities are a bitch

[@normmcdonalds9006]

Can’t believe Paul didn’t laugh at the planet zutron bit, that one got me

[@realsemig]

explain pls

[@ExtraordinaryLiving]

Yes, Andrew does have this sense of humor that is so quick that one sometimes doesn't really have time to react to it! 😂

[@sveletemelody]

Good point, how can one guy in office for four years change the fabric of the country? He would need a lot of help from virtuous people who don't exist in the current political system.

[@diamondbling1154]

Ever hear of project 2025?

[@bh5826]

@@diamondbling1154 Yup they have it pretty well set up for the next 12 years doesnt matter republican or democrat

[@realgrilledsushi]

@@diamondbling1154That’s a Heritage Foundation crap policy that Trump himself disavowed and distanced from but it was good fun for the memes to poke fun at people taking it way too seriously.

[@diamondbling1154]

@@sveletemelody the key word being virtuous… yes… list the virtues you can apply to the majority of politicians… perhaps it is an exercise in futility me thinks… especially in a country chuck full of scofflaws

[@ExtraordinaryLiving]

@@diamondbling1154 Well, this "problem" doesn't exist in just one country (talking about the U.S. here) ... it is *ALL OVER THE GLOBE* from what I see/read/hear ... some worse than the others. I really don't see there is anywhere to escape to even though I am watching videos on Nomad Capitalist's channel.

[@majortom8047]

Lots of different opinions on here this morning. Plenty of opinions that are assigning thumbs-up to a Trump win, and a thumbs-down to Biden. But only a few who recognize that the USS ship called America cannot actually be turned off course in a short period of time----so we are all in a wait and see state that will bring many smiles and tears. I'm an old man that has lived this scenario before and it will be lived over and over as we go along. Better buckle up.

[@hell2freelance533]

7:31 😂😂😂"Planet Zutron!" 😂😂😂

[@user-nb9jm3xo8u]

EL SALVADOR reportedly is offering significant incentives to attract qualified professionals to immigate to El Salvador.

[@CostaRicaNOW369]

the key word here in "Qualified"" ... as a WEF grad...I imagine he means OBEDIENT...and on topic.

[@Frank-sh4xw]

There is a difference between acknowledging the usefulness of blockchain technology vs. cryptocurrency.

[@arshadali2312]

Trump -- whom I support -- cannot change the downward trajectory of the USA. The time for that has passed. He can perhaps make things not so bad. In other words, if you've been thinking of leaving the USA, don't change your plans just because you think Trump is going to prevail in November.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for sharing your opinion!

[@os2171]

it's a democracy, and people can vote for whoever they want. However, for many including me, it's incredible to vote, support and agree with such person, character and ideas.

[@SRC692]

@@arshadali2312 exactly, polling has suggested somebody like the governor of California, Gavin Newsom, would defeat Trump. He remains an unpopular figure amongst most Americans which most likely means Democrats win the midterms in 2026 and the presidential election in 2028

[@drewh3224]

​@os2171 we can vote the different parties. But the policies are the same. So what's the point of a democracy?

[@madamshante17]

​@@drewh3224This!

[@tommy0814]

One thing I noticed is: originally there were lots of libertarian and less tribalistic followers here. Almost 10 years ago even Peter Schiff did collaboration with you. We believe in low taxes and fewer regulations, but aren’t necessarily political conservatives. But as the follower base grows, the topic regarding low taxes and other libertarian ideas naturally attract some hard core “wa wa proud to be American” type of conservatives simply because they happen to believe similar economic policies but refuse to go where they’re treated best. And then I started to notice more and more tribalistic rightwing Americans here too. Hope people understand this is about being a really free individual, not a tribalistic thinking, American first believing, America must dominate type of nationalistic channel. Sometimes these hardcore conservatives who believe US will always be best and they will save it should just actually travel more to open their narrow minds. Love your ideas. Have to admit a man like Donald Trump is indeed inspiring. It’s incredible to see a man fiercely march through resistance with his beliefs. Hope you inspire more to think outside of their nationality and the subsequent tribalistic minds.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for sharing your opinion!

[@tahaismetsevgili1801]

Conservatives do not believe in similar economic policies with us libertarians. They apploud Trump's tariffs. Most of them don't have a clue about anything, let alone economics. They just repeat what they have heard from their tribe. Democrats are not at all different. Almost all of them are sheep, too.

[@tayo778911]

It's conservatives that have the America must dominate mentality? Really? Liberals don't believe that? The only brainwashed, tribalistic, non-thinking folks are conservatives? It's a kinda take anything you hate and label it conservativism kinda mindset. Rather than use the term conservatives generally, say American, if it's an American attribute. Ah..., even the term American is imprecise as that represents two continents not just one country.

[@SilentRunningRedux]

I am not inspired by any mere human (any man or woman)-which may just demonstrate I’m “too old.” Some who “follow” Nomad Capitalist do not have strong political opinions, and do not necessarily favor a candidate. Wise people in business generally do not take political positions on particular candidates (in any country). I’ll blather on a bit below but may later delete much of it. One might ask “why only these options?” (for US citizens). You may find one inspiring, and it’s great to feel inspired (I once was, for communitarian goals, which each major US party has, however different those goals may be). Setting aside this upcoming election (so as not to be contentious here), *the US continually has an issue (problem) finding options for leadership*. Some of us watching the USA - over time - feel sadness, and/or nostalgia for America. For me, it’s not the nostalgia voiced by some of the “mainstream right” or for that matter, the “mainstream left;” for me it’s a cultural shift toward lawlessness. I have a libertarian streak (autonomy first), however I do believe in sufficient market regulation so capitalist markets can actually work (if there’s an environs of zero trust, markets can’t work), plus consequences for violence (keeping order), *and* in making basic provisions for those who are most vulnerable through no decision or fault of their own (eg, abandoned infants)(an easy example). I’m not even “endorsing” Elon Musk, a naturalized US citizen, however he sees something many ordinary Americans (even privileged) do not: The US does not need “more laws” it needs to attend to “selective enforcement” (including non-enforcement) of laws. He has come out for your candidate recently, yet he wanted to use an unused X (Twitter) office building in SF as a homeless shelter (maybe part prank, but I think he’d have done it if not overruled by a landlord and zoning, ironically).

[@jimbojones9118]

The U.S. as it was founded and documented in the Bill of Rights and Constitution make it literally the greatest country on earth when it comes to freedom, the problem is these founding documents are becoming less and less followed as the supposed law of the land and no one does anything about it

[@bluecoastalhomes4549]

Let’s go Trump 🇺🇸❤️🔥🙌

[@RossBayCult]

What if? You mean when.

[@jejudo3000]

Trump nation baby!

[@nomadcapitalist]

👀

[@realsemig]

👀

[@definegaming640]

😂You guys said that last time.

[@SenorJuan2023]

No, Vance was a terrible pick for VP and Biden might drop out. LOL

[@erniesulovic4734]

Well said Andrew and especially when each President has their set of advisors who have their own hidden agendas etc

[@leemartinez2975]

Andrew, it would be very interesting to hear your thoughts on the USMCA. Last night Trump mentioned that he wants all automobiles sold in the US to be manufactured in the US. Living on the border I see first hand how fair trade benefits countries. If automobiles were 100% manufactured in the US then prices for those automobiles would go up significantly. I also live in Mexico and I see how nearshoring benefits the country. In your opinion what measures should Mexico take in its response to the potential of loosing its automobile manufacturing plants?

[@MaryGwenDungan]

Well, calling for it and having it happen are two different things. Remember when he tried to keep Harley Davidson in the US? Plus, he's appealing to the Rust Belt voters who imagine mfg will come back. Likely, not.

[@leemartinez2975]

@@MaryGwenDungan Manufacturing can come back, the trade off will be higher prices for automobiles, TVs, home appliances, etc. Hondas sold in the US are manufactured in the US. However part of the reason the Accord and Civic which are good cars, are priced at around $30K is because many of the components are manufactured in countries like Mexico. The prices for LG TVs are very competitive. LG has a manufacturing plant in Reynosa right across the border from McAllen. We can only speculate how much a 75 inch LG TV base model would cost if manufactured 100% in the US.

[@MaryGwenDungan]

@@leemartinez2975 Could be the American consumer will make to make do with something smaller than a 75" TV. However, as you'd know, the outer casing of a product can be mfg, or only assembled, in the US and it's stamped Made in the US. The innards come from elsewhere. Since I plan/hope to move to Mexico, I'm routing for South of the Border. Someone else I follow who lives there says he sees signs of Mexico gearing up for WWIII manufacturing-wise. He also mentioned, which I kind of knew, that Mexico boomed during WWII.

[@leemartinez2975]

@@MaryGwenDungan Are those signs in the aerospace sector? Please elaborate, what are the signs.

[@MaryGwenDungan]

@@leemartinez2975 Yes, aerospace is one sector receiving investment. I'm not sure if that industry was what he was referring to, but he was quite enthusiastic about Mexico's prospects, especially if there's war. Elon Musk has built a big plant down there, too, for EV vehicles. China has a lot of investment in Mexico also.

[@lionsprofit]

for those who wonders what 1 person could do -No wars -Contained borders -Low inflation -Cheap gas Make US great again. TRUMP 2024

[@jimbojones9118]

And most importantly, energy independence

[@xiety9694]

Damn first Bankless and now PBN, you on a roll Andrew!!

[@TJ-qm7wu]

First and foremost, no one should make "political" decisions; that's very dangerous. Secondly, some just can't pick up and leave. There is a value outside of money such as your family, loved ones and friends. Lastly, other countries that you may move to continue to change their policies; the old additive 'the grass isn't always greener on the other side". Outside of all of this; I wish you all many blessings, happiness and best of luck in your future endeavors.

[@flavio-p]

We need power to develop this technology, the talent to innovate, tax incentives for business and geopolitical stability. Trump wants America to compete and ultimately dominate in tech. We’ve seen energy independence during the last term, if we can return universities and corporations back to achievement based vs meeting these ridiculous quotas, we’ll have the talent, we saw pre pandemic businesses being incentivized to return, provided we can push back on mass low skill and criminal migration, I believe we have a chance.

[@Anonymous07192]

Honestly I don't think it's only the quotas. American youth have little interest in STEM or working hard, they're more likely to do rapping and only fans.

[@nomadcapitalist]

What specific measures do you think could help incentivize American youth to pursue careers in STEM fields?

[@Anonymous07192]

@@nomadcapitalist unfortunately I believe the dumbing down of the American public is a calculated approach by the ruling establishment. Culture on such a personal level either has to come from the family unit or it must be the dominant view in the society as a whole as we cannot expect most people to think for themselves. The family unit has been under attack for at least the past few decades and America has the world's highest rate of children living in broken households - the statistic could reach 50% fairly soon. Such an environment is not constructive for a child to develop in and this trend won't change due to the faith in the leftist policies that facilitate them. This leads to the bandage approach of a totalitarian society similar to China's where for example restrictions are made in the use of social media - Tik Tok legally stops being a tool for young scantly clad dancers and transforms into a tool for education and event advertising for higher studies. My two cents.

[@dongshengdi773]

​@@Anonymous07192TikTok is a ch weapon of destroying American minds . C P narratives

[@joeAnon796]

@@nomadcapitalist I graduated with a degree in computer science last month. Most of my peers knew this is one of the only majors that would get them a job that could pay the rent. I also live in a high cost of living city so that must have affected their decision.

[@makigor]

From 300 millions people in US- couldn't find a better candidate ? Man...one is 78 the other 82...unfreeking believable!

[@scottk1520]

They both are too old

[@shotelco]

Your _Factual_ statement proves, beyond and reasonable doubt, that there is a "ruling/moneyed class," and they have nothing but contempt for regular citizens. It is the powerful that positioned an old narcissistic criminal vs. an old Jenny-side abetting dementia patient. Like in the movie Trading Places, two guys placed a $1 bet on if the electorate will have the intellectual capacity to see that this is all a contrived sham.

[@gregpeterson4348]

While it remains to be seen what Trump ultimately is able to do for America, I know we cannot continue on the Biden disaster.

[@amylee9]

It’s laid out in Project 2025. Read it all

[@annaalcyone6469]

Do it for you. No one can do anything for you. Back to 💯self empowerment.

[@CostaRicaNOW369]

Maybe it's the FAKE and CORRUPT democracy that is the problem 2000 yrs. ago the great Greek thinkers told us...then the USA founders also gave us the truth about it. Only one way forward for humanity. SELF-OWNERSHIP...in a VOLUNTARY society...under NATURAL LAW !

[@gregpeterson4348]

@@annaalcyone6469 I applaud self empowerment, while recognizing the difficulty of tending to one's own needs while supporting thousands upon thousands of un-elected democrat federal employees. I suspect we could do just fine with 25% of current federal employees. Jack Welche's solution @ GE was, every year the bottom 10% of employees were fired to make room for meritocracy, and it worked for him.

[@annaalcyone6469]

@@gregpeterson4348 👍 we do create our own reality every time…

[@andrewacefraser]

Poor Planet Zutron Great Interview Nomad Capitalist!

[@rickmossop3733]

That is what I think about Canada too. Even if Pierre gets in (he probably will), all the people that voted for Trudeau are still here. They will eventually vote for someone similar in the future.

[@javiervega1065]

Wow genius you just realized that?

[@rickmossop3733]

@@javiervega1065 While I'm technically a genius, I didn't JUST realize that. I have been planning an exit strategy for years. Although, I will say I've lived in a fairly conservative area and all this nonsense hasn't really affected me much. It has only started to creep into my area in the last couple of years.

[@meditationrelaxationmusicnow]

Can you make a video on how to find likeminded friends in new places for example in KL

[@Gary_Avery]

Thanks for your input and insight. A. Canadian living in Brazil

[@javiervega1065]

Go back to canada

[@undisgraziato]

Paul Barron… Gentleman

[@FromTheBiggining]

Tell them Andrew!!!

[@keirenle]

Let's not forget, he was a president before. I would argued that America today is in a weaker position than it was 4 years odd ago. Could Trump able to do anything or they just again bussiness as usual which is nothing.

[@nicolasgirard2808]

Our economy is the strongest in the world

[@keirenle]

@nicolasgirard2808 America is and continues to be strong, but it does not yield the power that it once had.

[@xa3558]

Well said to the point thank you so much,,, “You’re the best”

[@Dang3rMouSe]

The honest outlook is refreshing. Sadly our country now gives off the impression of being bi-polar knowing the next admin could do an about-face & claim prior admin agreements are void like we saw the current admin do in certain cases. I do think a Trump win would help the country economicly during his term but in the long run it still doesn't look good imo.

[@dougscott188]

Trump was against bitcoin before he was for it. He thinks he might get a handful of votes from it. Pretty sure he takes his bribes in gold and cash 😂

[@SergeLabelle]

Watch Serbia... Intriguing how Elon Musk has used Serbian words for most of his products: Grok, Pravda, Tesla, the letter D of Dodgecoin is a Serbian D. He is also investing there. My developers and partners are Serbian. We're thinking about having a P.R. there and/or in Argentina, depending on how Milei will turn the country around. Always good to be trilingual! (French, Spanish, and English).

[@nomadcapitalist]

You should check out this video: kzbin.info6ZpU9MiEvMc

[@babyamom2004]

How do those languages serve you in Serbia?

[@kwhatten]

LOL, Musk didn't start Tesla.

[@BusinessandFinance-ym5bk]

Those are Slavic words. Any other Slavic nation has them.

[@overnightbull]

Well said Andrew.

[@alexmuller9407]

Shit it’s me🤣 in Dubai with Ukraine girl🤣🤣🤣

[@Average--Joe]

My 2 favorite people.

[@musashi-san____1409]

Orange is a bigger stooge than Sleepy. Laughable that he isn't another errand boy. Just look at how Silicone Valley made him pick JD Vance for VP.

[@rossinnz]

Good On...

[@eddieohearn17]

Products. that’s what drives in economy and that’s what drives jobs in every country. It’s not crypto. It’s not AI. It’s products. And if people don’t have the money to purchase those products. I’ve said.

[@markbernhardt6281]

Gavin should be able to turn the ship in 8 yrs

[@mk1-ij3h]

Where you set up a base for a tech company, the United States or the UAE?

[@cineffect]

USA.

[@mk1-ij3h]

@@cineffect Why do you say the USA? That's what my heads telling me but my heart says Dubai. Is the media around leaving/avoiding the usa, overhyped or not neccesarsily apply to tech cmompanies?

[@cineffect]

@@mk1-ij3h Well if you are just starting USA is the best, the people who are leaving have already made their money, mostly in USA 🤫😄💰

[@mk1-ij3h]

@@cineffect that's true actually, i hadn't considered that. Is the crime, politics etc really an issue for everyday people looking to raise a family? Particularly, florida or texas.

[@cineffect]

@@mk1-ij3h I think the crime is over hyped, you have places that are dangerous and places that are safe. Florida and Texas should be more stable politically and unwoke, although I am starting my company in Nevada 😉 The schools in Texas may be better from what I have heard, but I have no kids.

[@jennifermenth-pavel1260]

Ha, I agree 100%! Maybe if Trump could get 2 more terms he might be able to make a difference but its doubtful. The best way for americans to secure their future is to leave the unites states. Lol

[@jimmcculloch3786]

Wiw, thanks :)

[@diamondbling1154]

Blowback by Miles Taylor… a well written easy read by a trump supporter… a book that’s hard to put down

[@rowanwilliams7441]

Realise im being criticalish but perhaps thats our evaluation job. But... the comment re blockchain being offshored at 1.15 is a bit concerning. It is built to require decentralization first. There is no offshore

[@diamondbling1154]

Trump will be good for your business Andrew… half the country will refuse to live under a dictatorship… you should expand your business to accommodate everybody

[@danrattigan96]

I agree with this, and so glad to see someone else on here saying it because I thought I was on a one-man island. For a channel and business built on the idea of increasing one’s personal freedom and escaping big government, the incessant pandering to the Trump crowd that NC has taken to astounds me. If people actually believe in the stuff Andrew supposedly does then Trump should be a big no no, but then he probably does know he’ll see a flood of new prospects when Project 2025 kicks off

[@MAchannel2024]

I immigrated to the US 42 years ago. Now I want to get out So sad how this country has gone down the drain Trump will be a disaster

[@abeeiland2996]

Creators of crypto look to the governments for supervising the markets, and the governments only saw dollar signs.

[@jjsc3334]

We are going to suffer another 4 years.

[@nicolasgirard2808]

"suffer" lol my stock portfolio has never been higher

[@user-ol7tl1vf5m]

"Follow the path of Bitcoin and uncover true abundance. Stay on the fiat path and face inevitable deprivation."

[@2023Red]

I doubt if anyone can project accurately four years from now. People tend to toot their own horns.

[@jayus2033]

Trump 2024

[@javiervega1065]

Bunker boy won't do anything for you

[@bingo8789]

This 🤡 hates America, but damn near every time i hear something from him, it's about America.

[@silverlining6259]

TRUMP 2024❤🎉

[@javiervega1065]

No one cares

[@silverlining6259]

@@javiervega1065 more people than you care! Muchos hispanoamericanos vamos a votar por el!

[@Mike-dd8bd]

I feel like as the world becomes more hostile these small countries will start looking more risky.

[@kristinakorovina5551]

Omg USA IS an airplane carrier not a pontoon boat, i am going to remember that one 😂😂😂

[@eyalschnider]

america will be great again.

[@rafaelmateodev]

Hmmm, I'm in AI. China has no chance at all. It is a software problem that is first a hardware problem. As long as China is behind at 14nm (the size of transistors on chip), it will never catch up to the US. We went through a 7nm cycle, then a 5nm cycle, we are now seeing 4nm chips, soon 3nm will be announced next year, and we already have a process for the 1nm chip. The difference is so exponential that I am having trouble putting a number on how much faster AI models are trained here in the US. As long as ASML doesnt sell their lithography machines to China, and as long as TSMC doesnt get overtaken by China, then the US has a very profitable future. Doesnt matter what happens short term, the country who controls AI will just be very powerful😅 and the US already kinda is :S

[@drewh3224]

Have you been to China?

[@dongshengdi773]

​@@drewh3224I'm in Ch born and raised here . Everything in c is fake

[@arshadali2312]

You mean Taiwan is at 5nm and 4nm chips. Not the USA.

[@Testruecast]

This comment is incorrect in many ways. I will explain. 1. China is already being able to produce in house -7nm high silicon Chips. 2. The size does not determines computational power. Computational power is determined by the whole architecture. 2. China (and Taiwan) are the producers of the architecture. The US has just design Intellectual property rights. 3. Besides AI China remains top supply chain global behemoth by far. No comparison at all with the US. 4. Huawei keeps learning, and it will follow the traces of ASML. Yes, ASML is leading, but it is delusional to think that it will be forever. Also, the US cannot (never) have in house micro chip production technology. The reasons are various and complex. China can (as well as Taiwan). 5. Besides Chips, you need hardware, China is by far the leader. No competition at all. 6. There is the possibility of quantum computing. It will erase the competitive advantage of customary Chip production. 7. China has been working (real case uses application) on AI far before the US (with the exception of LLM and driving). No reason to believe they will not continue. 8. Current Chinese (open source) LLM are reaching or outmatching industry elite Western LLMs (Including Claude and GPT). 9. No body can yet predict the upcoming years.

[@bellaxo1597]

You don't work in AI then. Everyone who actually works in AI knows that China is 10 steps ahead the world. The United States is done. I appreciate your optimism, however, its time to face the music and close the curtains.

[@MissionSilo]

The real issue isnt the policies but what forces each candidate represent. Biden represents the oligarchy and the great reset. Trump represents populalism and power to peope. It what comes after then which matters

[@danrattigan96]

Biden represents oligarchy? Give me a break. Biden is a beige, boring, run-of-the-mill old institutionalist from a working class background. Trump is a billionaire nepo-baby and a felon convicted of business fraud. He asked for $1 billion in campaign donations from big oil in exchange for blank cheque deregulation, and is taking $45 million per month from Musk in exchange fir an advisory role. The White House will literally be for sale under Trump, and the billionaire class knows it - which is why they’re flocking to him in their droves

[@SenorJuan2023]

Trump will give big tax cuts to the rich again. SMH

[@jiggajackstrac5361]

You don’t know how one guy changes the fabric of a country, well I guess you have missed Joe Biden‘s 3 1/2 years!

[@fearsmasher1299]

Stop deleting me YT: The problem is the US voter has a short memory. Trump could secure the border, get the economy going again, get the nation in the right direction, slash inflation, stop W*3, and in 4 years, voters will forget how bad things were getting under the previous. They'll think things would still keep improving under a crat but maybe the crat would help out the little guy even more. They get voted in for 28' and by 30' we have a crashing economy, no border and probably W*3.

[@pmb6667]

He had 4 years previously, to secure the border like he promised, and did not do it, so I doubt he'd do it next time around.

[@kennethroth6757]

​@@pmb6667Lot of politics the liberal socialist don't want it some rhino conservatives don't want it.

[@fearsmasher1299]

@@pmb6667 If you compare the numbers, Trump's border had a miniscule fraction as many illegal crossings as now, and was much lower than Obama. The Democrats fought him hard on the border. Don't gaslight bro. He could do better than the current situation with both hands tied behind his back. Seriously wtf you sniffing...

[@fearsmasher1299]

@@pmb6667 If you compare the numbers, Trump's border had a miniscule fraction as many illegal crossings as now, and was much lower than Obummer. The crats fought him hard on the border. Don't gaslight bro, he could do better than the current situation with hardly any effort.

[@Catherine_2571]

Inflation comes from tariffs. Lots of the inflation you see now comes from tariffs from the first term

[@redart91]

You can still travel the world with any decent passport. Live it, well it may take some time but anyone can do it. Nomad Capitalist is clearly meant for the 1% which is fine. I'm sure the wealthy have their own means to figure it out though, so I'm not sure of NC's scope. When you have a ton of money you get lazy and ask for more services like these right? NC targets the wealthy who want to move money that's it. Bottom line, for most people, this service is not worth the cost. Just go to an embassy of your destination for free info. The most passports the average person will need in a lifetime is between 1, 2.... 3 is a stretch. It's not a life to live when you're constantly looking for one.

[@Cuttuttlefish]

Yeah this is the truth. Their real service is just multinational tax accounting. The rest of the waxing lyrical about lifestyle stuff is just product differentiation spin and a way to make a bit of extra money with the KZbin channel part of their business. If you just want to move countries you really don't need a bespoke service for that, it's not hard and certainly if you've got the brains to have earned a decent nest egg to start with you definitely already have the brains to sort out some trivial migration paperwork. They may get a few additional clients by convincing people who have money but have never tried to move somewhere that it's more difficult than it really is though and make money that way as well, I'm not too sure, but I'd wager probably not because the subset of people that are both that rich and that stupid is pretty small.

[@SilentRunningRedux]

@@Cuttuttlefish Actually, I thought the same (not about NC but a site selling costly services to anyone trying to live in Switzerland without the most immediate requisites - which are *not* “financial” alone). It is however quite difficult to get established in many nations. Surreal bureaucracy maybe you eventually can cut through alone but could hire someone who does it routinely to do instead. That’s if you wish to spend time LIVING (the “lifestyle thing”) in a nation which has lower taxes or otherwise “treats you best” (overall; in your specific circumstances). The bureaucracy can be SURREAL, so I can see many reasons to delegate this work for a fee(s). This is from someone who prefers to do everything “myself” (and micromanages services outsourced, not trusting they’ll be up to par)…. Depends on where you hope to go, how long, how difficult to find suitable housing, whether you want a lot of passports or also a lot of places to live. I once thought I should have “at least two of everything.” At that time I did not think that notion included necessarily having multiple homes and residencies/citizenships or passports. I now think I was wrong. I have the “smart” label stamped on my forehead by educational and work/other “achievement,” and walking into work where I earned more than I expected (but mainly loved the work, odd as that may sound). I now think I could’ve better preserved my options (earlier) to live in many nations, freely coming and going.

[@SenorJuan2023]

Had to laugh at Andrew slamming Biden so hard when Trump is the most morally flawed candidate in AMERICAN HISTORY. He needs to stay in his lane, just Robert Kiyosaki needs to. Just because you know business, that doesn't mean you know economics, geopolitics, etc.

[@danrattigan96]

Even though the premise of this channel is fundamentally opposed to it, for some reason the NC audience is now very rabidly MAGA. I think Andrew’s just throwing them red meat to keep his engagement up. If you watch some of his older videos he’s actually quite critical of Trump, claimed he’s politically homeless, and said he would have voted Hillary in 2016. As a longtime fan, and as someone with a moral compass, I’ve found it quite sad to see him sell out the way he seems to have

[@SenorJuan2023]

@@danrattigan96 Well, Andrew has far righters/libertarians speak at his conventions.

[@danrattigan96]

@@SenorJuan2023 I know, tbf he always claimed to be a libertarian so I get that. The nationalist, populist, far right guests like Farage and Kiyosaki I don’t understand because, to me, it goes against what NC is supposed to be about. But I suppose spending all day every day talking with Fox News-indoctrinated millionaires crying over Biden would radicalise anybody. I wish he’d go back to talking about the stuff he used to rather than the US electoral politics he claims not to care about, but who am I?

[@ronwinkles2601]

The USMCA comprises the entire North American Continent. This continent is blessed with more natural resources needed by the world than any other. Their population is well educated and willing to work. The supporting infrastructure while old is still better than any other continent of earth. Consequently, the full cooperation of Canada, Mexico and the US in the USMCA will easily undersell anything the BRICS nations have to offer. In the commodities of agriculture, energy, technology and Transportation, BRICS nations will cut each others throats to buy USMCA's cheaper commodities.

[@chipcook5346]

As always, Andrew, thank you for doing what others of us who came before were too dull and too frightened to do. No single person can turn around processes that were set in motion many decades before. I know you like to concentrate on financial stuff, and those are important. However, other elements are more important, such as the Common Law traditions of English speaking countries - which are the foundation of the best systems for accumulating and keeping wealth. That they are all sliding into unfortunate forms is painful. That there are taxvantageous, nice places has been a fine option for the savvy for a long time. But pleasant, honest, stable, 14,000 person tax havens with no natural resources don’t remain independent without the threat of 350 million tons of steaming democracy coming down should evil decide to get naughty there. Why does a dictatorship such as Singapore do well, have rule of law, etc. Doing so is in its economic best interests, not the preservation of rights, no matter wealth. New dictator, new sheriff in the region, who knows where it goes? To complete the circle, America is sliding towards just such an arrangement. One half of the country already think of the presidency as a revolving dictatorship. How do things go for the wonderful places where you are treated better once the declining muscle is removed? I guess we’ll see soon enough.

[@EricCarrJeetKunedo]

Not blockchain, not crypto, but bitcoin. Bitcoin.

[@rusty9129]

Nope. Bitcoin makes no sense. It has no utility and is slow and expensive to move. XRP, XLM,etc are most likely the solutions. Bitcoin is kinda like a bar of gold. You can't really use it for anything but it is a store of wealth.

[@lucienblondeel405]

What if Kennedy wins?

[@joeplacetas1]

Your show it's about rich people, your numbers are for rich people, you have never any thing to say for the poor people, for those SS recipients receiving $1,500 per month,,,,why don't you do shows for the majority,,the ones that made you rich

[@Luckie337]

His cliental is the wealthy that made him rich, not the Poor. If you want to get out of poverty, then research and invest in some crypto at the ground level and you too will be rich. Start with $100 in XRP. It's been prophesied to go over ,$10000. It's around $.50 or $.60/ coin now.

[@nomadcapitalist]

This is why we have free knowledge-sharing videos. We make a lot of videos for people earning less income, for example kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYrCn36fiNitoac.

[@winterfern4881]

​@@Luckie337xrp is definitely the chosen one even though the media stay silent or negative about it. They just want to talk about Bitcoin as a distraction basically because they don't want us to get rich when xrp has its day.

[@mikeabbott8521]

I'll never be able to afford Andrew's services but I enjoy his content and have learned a lot from watching him. I will be retiring next year and considering a move to Europe. One thing I learned from Andrew is to check out the tax treaties - US retirees living solely on social security, pensions and tax-advantaged retirement accounts (like my wife and I) can live virtually tax free in France, for example, thanks to the US/France tax treaty. Same for Malta, although there is a small minimum tax which would be taken as a credit against my US tax obligation. I'll keep tuning in, if for no other reason than to catch him doing his spot-on Trump impression...

[@LisaCulton]

Nearly everyone who is interested in these topics used to be poor, but now they're rich. Use all the free information online to get rich.

[@amylee9]

Project 2025

[@patrickhenry4397]

Oh your just saying this because you gave up your us citizenship and invested in the wrong place. Your about to lose your bag dude hahaha