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Rajan Mithra's avatar

Love the video recommendations!

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Liberty's avatar

Glad you liked them, thank you for reading! 💚 🥃

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Mark Heyer's avatar

Hey Lib- might have a good scoop for you on Panama. Contact me at mark@heyerscope.com or Slack.

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Tiko Coassin's avatar

Really great point about the gap between expectations and the outcome probability distribution of “the next ___” companies. Often times deltas between expectations and reality are too simply labeled as part of market cycles, sector bubbles, or whatever the case may be. This phenomenon you described can happen in all market phases and is quite prevalent in my experience (I have also been a guilty party before).

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Liberty's avatar

Yeah, it's very hard not to fall for it. It's usually a lot clearer looking back.

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The Society of Problem Solvers's avatar

Our main problem is corruption of our systems.

The most obvious way to detect it is by trying to be part of the solution. If the people are part of the solution, it likely is not corrupted. If the solutions only come from top down centralized entities, it is likely corrupted.

The solution to the corruption is new decentralized and transparent systems, called Human Swarm Intelligence systems.

Humans solve problems better in groups. Like a think tank, you can be part of the solution:

https://joshketry.substack.com/p/human-swarm-intelligence-the-most

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Mark Heyer's avatar

Thanks for the pointer. Right now I am living in Panama, where an entire country has spontaneously gone on strike - roads are closed, no gasoline or food,

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Mark Heyer's avatar

Somehow this posted itself. So, in protest against a corrupt government and mining company, the country just shut down. No leaders, just ordinary citizens. The police support the protesters, no military. We will see, but this country is ripe for a swarm itelligence system.

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The Society of Problem Solvers's avatar

be safe friend

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