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Jeffrey Sachs: Starting WW3 over Taiwan " would be the stupidest thing for my grandchildren to die for."

"China, first of all, is not a threat to the United States' security. Big oceans, big nuclear deterrent, and so forth."

"Second, we don't have to be in China's face."

"What do I mean by that? We don't have to provoke World War III over Taiwan."

"That's a long, complicated issue. But this would be the stupidest thing for my grandchildren to die for."

"We have three agreements with China that say we're gonna stay out of that, and we should."

"And then China would have no reason for war either."

Recorded on September 10th, 2024 at the All-In Summit
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great irony:

the first article ever written about the fashion of the besties was recently published by an outlet called "women's wear daily"**

** - in fairness, it was listed under the "mens fashion" section 😉 https://t.co/zU0gXmVmeq
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RT @DavidSacks: MOUNTAINHEAD costume designer Susan Lyall on the All-In Pod: “It was a very good source of research for me. One of the hosts, Chamath Palihapitiya, went to the inauguration of President Donald Trump and he showed pictures of all the things he wore. I couldn't believe it. He had a Loro Piana jacket here and a Brunello Cucinelli there — he obviously really knew his stuff.”

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Interesting facts:

Switzerland has had the strongest currency over decades

Yet manufacturing accounts for 18% of GDP, one of the highest share among developed nations

Over half its exports are “high-tech” — more than double the US level

Its current account has remained in surplus averaging 4% of GDP since 1980s

It generates more than $100 in GDP per hour worked — that’s more productive than any of the other 20 largest economies.

US administration may consider other ways to support domestic manufacturing, not just weakening the dollar.
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