Walked by a neighbor's house today that had one of those "be respectful" signs with a cartoon of a dog doing their business. Not a 'clean up after your pet' sign... rather, a "do-not-pee/poo here or else" sign. Turns out... THEY HAVE A DOG! I mean, I get it if you're a heartless non-pet-owning person, fine. But a dog owner? 🤦‍♂️

The tie is the message. Good evening.

"Your friend didn’t leave you a nest egg you’re honorbound to protect. He left you a souvenir, a digital gewgaw." Welp, now I know what a 'gewgaw' is. Learn something new everyday. 🤦‍😂 🤣

Bravo @Lyn Alden , great talk. 🚂

Who’s gonna get Lyn and Schiff to pose in front of the ‘All Aboard Gold Express’ slots at the Venetian next week? Zap bounty inbound!

Sunday asado. 🍖

Good morning. Feels like this is the stage we're in.

Congratulations Real Bedford Guys and Gals. 🏆 🏴‍☠️

The fire is lit. Happy weekend everyone.

As someone who's been fortunate to use Waymo regularly for 2+ years, I almost never take human operated transport anymore, unless forced to. On a trip this week I took two Ubers and a Taxi, and moderately feared for my life on all three trips. Strung-out gig-economy workers are just not in a great place right now. Humans, even on a good day are unpredictable and generally bad drivers. When I realize most people on earth are still somewhat frightened- fascinated by driverless taxis makes me think how early we are in their adoption. I'm having a hard time imagining I'll ever go back.

With all this buzz swirling around Ezra Klein's new book 'Abundance', I'd really love to see a debate between him and @Jeff Booth some day. Below is a decent summary (ChatGPT) that captures the differing perspectives on what might lead to a more abundant world. Who should host that debate?