A Hopeful Message (+No Kings!)
There is much (rightly) to be concerned about, but let’s look ahead for some hopeful signs – and taking pride in rejecting kings since 1776!
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Battles in an Uncivil War
We’re not having debates over policy differences; we’re seeing direct attacks on parts of America itself.
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The Market Loves a Good Taco
Predictable signals can lead to better decisions – the markets know this.
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Memorial Day
Honoring the memories of those who gave the greatest sacrifice.
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Critical Thinking
Whether decisions are made by people, AI, or people using AI, we need to keep our critical thinking skills well honed. Constructive skepticism makes for better decision making overall.
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Being a Good Citizen
How can we strive to be good citizens? One critical piece is by honoring and standing up for the rights of others.
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Leading Indicators
In industry, there are leading indicators and lagging indicators. We’re seeing a few leading indicators to which it’s worthy of paying attention – economic and democratic – telling us which way the wind is blowing.
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Danger: Intentional and Otherwise
Whether intentional or through incompetence, it’s still dangerous. We need to push back.
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Short History Lessons
Prior events teach us lessons for our decisions today.
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Signs of Weakness
The signals may be subtle, but resistance to lawlessness is rising and meeting with success.
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National Security and Social Security
Both are critical to our nation’s future. Our leaders are proving to be unreliable.
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Honor the Truth Seekers
Better decisions are made when we ensure we hear the minority view. Suppressing the minority view is the opposite of seeking truth; it’s about seeking and maintain control.
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