The sudden freefall is likely not a surprise to the #SVB board. In the past 15 months, as top insiders cashed options and sold shares, SVB operated without a full-time chief risk officer and the number of board risk committee meetings more than doubled.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/noahbarsky/2023/03/12/silicon-valley-bank-proxy-shows-boards-secret-yearlong-risk-panic/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/noahbarsky/2023/03/12/silicon-valley-bank-proxy-shows-boards-secret-yearlong-risk-panic/
The government when it has to deal with the nasty consequences and total destabilization it created with the War on Drugs..
@amerika
@amerika

People are being "reactionary" for sure, but they are "reacting" to how political positions favor their social status.
Nothing more, nothing less.
Nothing more, nothing less.
It's hard to argue against the parallel with Prohibition, where we went from shootouts in the street to hipster brewpubs in every town
No disagreement, but if I were influencing the right, this is not a hill I would die on.
My response, as head of the RNC, would be, "yes, they voted for this, and benefit the most from the reckless spending, but how do we ensure they actually pay for it."
My response, as head of the RNC, would be, "yes, they voted for this, and benefit the most from the reckless spending, but how do we ensure they actually pay for it."
I get it. Cut spending instead of feeding the beast.
But at this point, I'm OK with "taxing the rich" to pay for all the nonsense, because they all vote for this! They vote for killing the golden goose to pad their 401k
Let them pay for it.
But at this point, I'm OK with "taxing the rich" to pay for all the nonsense, because they all vote for this! They vote for killing the golden goose to pad their 401k
Let them pay for it.
Huh. #bigthink
"Russia is the stick used to herd anti-Russian Eastern Euros into the fold."
- @MeBigbrain
"Russia is the stick used to herd anti-Russian Eastern Euros into the fold."
- @MeBigbrain
https://futurism.com/gen-z-baffled-basic-technology
I've said this a lot: They say that young people are good with tech, but they're *not*. They're good at consumer apps. There's a big difference. If you're good with technology, you can make it work for you. If you're good at a few apps, then you're working for the technology.
I've said this a lot: They say that young people are good with tech, but they're *not*. They're good at consumer apps. There's a big difference. If you're good with technology, you can make it work for you. If you're good at a few apps, then you're working for the technology.
> Parents say that schools will not allow them to see teaching materials, citing copyright concerns from third-party providers.

Scary stuff, because you can't just flip a switch and turn on a dairy farm once you realize you went too far because there is no milk in the stores. Same for everything else. This is literally the stuff of civilization and we're shutting it down ๐
*record scratch*
"Yep. That's me trying to not get killed by a bear. ..you may be wondering how I got myself into this situation.
Well, it all started one day browsing memes on the fediverse.."
"Yep. That's me trying to not get killed by a bear. ..you may be wondering how I got myself into this situation.
Well, it all started one day browsing memes on the fediverse.."
I'm interested in a government that fosters high trust societies. I'm not sure that anything else matters other than financial solvency