Cars Are Going the Way of Typewriters

While journalists breathlessly report on a plane crash or a train derailment, they are silent on a more salient fact: about 1.2 million people will die this year in car crashes. Fortunately for future generations, most of these terrible drivers are going to be replaced by a computer. In fact, in a number of countries (Norway, UAE) that is already happening, and in the US, it will significantly occur in the next decade.

Story Telling Revolutions

I was traveling this week, so today is mostly sharing a podcast with Pedro Lopez, who created the remarkable series Gloria on Netflix.

From Fear to Greed

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Changing Fortunes

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A Pause in the Down

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China and Washington’s Monetary/Fiscal Stand Off

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Trump, Geopolitics, Money

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Global Shipping Tutorial

Happy Friday!

Debt, Balance Sheets and Original Thinking

Inside and outside at the same time. That is the key.

Behind Washington’s China Pivot

China’s splendid isolation nurtured a particular Chinese self-perception. Chinese elites grew accustomed to the notion that China was unique—not just ‘a great civilization’ among others, but civilization itself.