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YukonHCornelius

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Old miner, new site Studied the world for the last 20 years as an investor. It is starting to feel like a curse. There will be economics. There will be politics. There will be hockey. There will be typos. There will be sarcasm by the ton.

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YukonHCornelius

If I can get a few extra things done this week, I think I can finally start my summer.

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YukonHCornelius

So if its worth it to forgo the $1.8B to get him confirmed, what exactly is he planning to do once in office....?

The Washington Post

Acting attorney general Todd Blanche formally rescinded the Trump administration’s proposal for a $1.8 billion fund for people who claim they were victims of political prosecutions. It’s a step toward becoming the head of the Justice Department.

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YukonHCornelius

Trump fails at his stated goals at an insane level.

Michael Pettis

NYT: "One of the most surprising outcomes from a whiplash year of tariffs may be that China has emerged in a position of relative strength, with significantly lower tariffs than last year." www.nytimes.com/2026/07/29/b...

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YukonHCornelius

It is interesting to compare the policy discussion around nuclear fission and AI. We fight wars over the regulation of the former, and people seem to be a-okay with having the narcissistic sociopaths in Silicon Valley write their own laws. Surely the gap should be smaller than this.

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YukonHCornelius

We need a term for a headline that conveys absolutely no information, but seeks to make the reader more fearful than before they read it. "An increased attack can't be ruled out"

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YukonHCornelius

The thing about letting people be this rich is that they atrophy mentally as a bedridden invalid would physically. People need consequences. They need guardrails. Any Dad who has been left home alone for too long while their family is away will attest to this.

Vatnik Soup

Elon seems a bit salty after the Economist interview.

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YukonHCornelius

Surely there is someone smart enough at the WSJ to realizing this is the one millionth example of a political movement white washing their historical baggage and not some new hip craze to marvel at with wide-eyed wonder. A president who abused power and fell from grace? Crazy?!?!

The Wall Street Journal

The kids are “Nixonmaxxing”: More than half-a-century after Watergate, conservative youth are discovering the aesthetic, and adopting the attitude, of the late president. 🔗 www.wsj.com/politics/ric...

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