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jbrun
8y ago
Read Capital in the 21st century and histories of the French Revolution.
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8y ago
That is all true. However I would say that the divisions within US society (black vs. white, guns vs. no guns, abortion vs no abortion, tax rich vs. tax no one,...) and the horrible public education system will be its biggest challenge goin
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8y ago
If you are interested in a more detailed portrait of the shifts happening, this book is excellent. If the US loses its technological advantage and its reserve currency status, it is very difficult to know what will happen. https:/
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8y ago
How about the clothes you are wearing, do you think they get your the same wage as a worker in the US or Europe? But I bet you like the cheap clothes... Your Amazon warehouse workers... the aviation repair people in El Salvador... the list
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9y ago
Email me anytime about FightClub, have not organized one in a while, but they can be fun!
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9y ago
When we bought the company it was losing about -20% of revenues and had never made a profit. We are up to -10% after 6 months and I think we will get breakeven in 4-5 months. So, we are not profitable yet, but we will be!
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B2B SaaS in China
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9y ago
Japan is a pretty good place to be born. Better than many places. Talking about debt without talking about assets and ownership structure of debt is incomplete.
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9y ago
For example, we pay out team in Shanghai between 3000 USD and 1000 USD per month. They represent the middle class. Yes, it is less than many in the US, but it is still high enough to enjoy consumer products, travel, and invest in their futu
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9y ago
You have to marry Chinese.
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9y ago
Having lived, worked and now running a B2B SaaS company there, the growth is real. Are the numbers exactly right, of course not. China is a massive, complex and not entirely transparent mesh of interests. Long story short though, there is a
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Business Books for Scaling and Selling
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9y ago
We are seeing increased action on environmental compliance in China. Our SaaS company offers tools to help businesses comply to environmental (and safety and quality laws). We recently bought a company in China that is in the same business
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9y ago
Isn't bitcoin limited in the number of coins that can be issued?
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9y ago
That was much later on. I am talking about basically end of Roman Empire to 1600.
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9y ago
We had privately created money in Europe for centuries. It was a disaster.
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9y ago
You are just delaying the problem, not actually fixing it and who forks and when? Unless you change the way crypto currencies are made and allow for unlimited creation of new money, it cannot work as a general purpose currency.
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9y ago
Then you would not have an economy.
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9y ago
Crypto currencies can exist for those who want them, I don't see any reason to block them beyond ponzi scheme and marketing issues - similar to stock issues. So probably they need some regulation to not defraud unwitting people. Bitcoi
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9y ago
No, that is not at all the argument. The argument is that you cannot have an economy run on a deflationary currency, which bitcoin is. An effective economy requires a bit of inflation and the ability to issue new money when necessary for so
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10y ago
A police officer screams at a lady whose three year old child is running all over the place.
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10y ago
Excellent book indeed.
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10y ago
Quebec has gone about 50 years.
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11y ago
If you are in Quebec - join us at http://revenudebase.quebec In Canada: join us at : http://biencanada.ca
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12y ago
Call http://equalit.ie/ - they have a free open source tool for exactly this!
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12y ago
And then all of them could not go to college due to immigration status and lack of money. They do manual labor now. Great American Underdog Story.
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This Christmas, Give Cash
(jonathanbrun.com)
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12y ago
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Looking for Startup Partner - Romance Management Site
(jonathanbrun.com)
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14y ago
Javert
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Has anyone sold a site on Flippa? Looking to learn more.
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