Anonymous
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8/9/2025, 4:19:45 AM No.60760804
Thoughts on this YT channel?
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Anonymous
ID: /WTD7lGB
8/9/2025, 4:20:13 AM No.60760807
fart
Anonymous
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8/9/2025, 4:21:13 AM No.60760811
poopie
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Anonymous
ID: /WTD7lGB
8/9/2025, 4:22:29 AM No.60760816
>>60760811
ahhh gross what the fuck is wrong with you?
ahhh gross what the fuck is wrong with you?
Anonymous
ID: iF9DSRfz
8/9/2025, 4:30:42 AM No.60760851
>>60760804 (OP)
doomer
will keep say the sky is falling until it happens and then will say "see I called it!!" just like Peter Schiff.
doomer
will keep say the sky is falling until it happens and then will say "see I called it!!" just like Peter Schiff.
Anonymous
ID: GlSGqYaf
8/9/2025, 4:32:18 AM No.60760853
>>60760804 (OP)
didnt we just see 25 % inflation in 4 years? that sucked
didnt we just see 25 % inflation in 4 years? that sucked
Anonymous
ID: YnN78kXy
8/9/2025, 1:46:14 PM No.60762271
I must confess, I've been the one shilling it. There is a ting of doomerism but I find it to be mostly level headed. For example its bullish on housing which I tend to agree with, at least it seems to me to be evidence driven and not in the narrow-minded cherrypicking way
This particular video is a bit speculative but it's just going over Mirans work and he is on the fed board now so I thought it was important to understand how this might contribute to the macro
This particular video is a bit speculative but it's just going over Mirans work and he is on the fed board now so I thought it was important to understand how this might contribute to the macro
Anonymous
ID: huJYqvN0
8/9/2025, 7:05:07 PM No.60763500
>>60760804 (OP)
it’s the same video with the same charts every time. debt-to-gdp, homes priced in gold, sp500 priced in median wage, government deficit as a percentage of gdp, etc.
he also fails to understand that there is no policy solution to the underperformance of labor compared to capital for the last 50ish years. in the post ww2 era, the US was basically the only industrialized country that hadn’t been bombed to death twice in two generations. that meant manufacturing was basically only happening here, which meant demand for manufacturing labor was very high, and wages were high. but in the 21st century, when manufacturing can happen almost anywhere and manufacturing labor is now abundant, it’s now cheap.
the world where an average factory worker could live an upper middle class lifestyle is over. it was a fluke of history, it’s not coming back. and it’s not gone because of any particular government policy, but simply because the american factory worker has competition now that he never had in the past.
now, it’s possible the wealth and wage gaps could close in the future as a result of capital doing *worse* as they too begin to face international competition, but that wouldn’t make american labor any better off.
it’s the same video with the same charts every time. debt-to-gdp, homes priced in gold, sp500 priced in median wage, government deficit as a percentage of gdp, etc.
he also fails to understand that there is no policy solution to the underperformance of labor compared to capital for the last 50ish years. in the post ww2 era, the US was basically the only industrialized country that hadn’t been bombed to death twice in two generations. that meant manufacturing was basically only happening here, which meant demand for manufacturing labor was very high, and wages were high. but in the 21st century, when manufacturing can happen almost anywhere and manufacturing labor is now abundant, it’s now cheap.
the world where an average factory worker could live an upper middle class lifestyle is over. it was a fluke of history, it’s not coming back. and it’s not gone because of any particular government policy, but simply because the american factory worker has competition now that he never had in the past.
now, it’s possible the wealth and wage gaps could close in the future as a result of capital doing *worse* as they too begin to face international competition, but that wouldn’t make american labor any better off.
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Anonymous
ID: PB+u6ZyZ
8/9/2025, 7:08:57 PM No.60763511
>>60760804 (OP)
>coming?
nigger the dollar lost like 99% of its value in the last 100 years. its part of the system lol
>coming?
nigger the dollar lost like 99% of its value in the last 100 years. its part of the system lol
Anonymous
ID: 8hbIOuJ2
8/9/2025, 7:12:48 PM No.60763533
>>60763500
checked
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