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17 - Dan Denning on cancel culture, useful idiots and fake money
In this week’s episode of the Bonner Private Research podcast, I’m joined by Mr. Dan Denning, coauthor of The Bonner-Denning Letter with over 18 years in the financial publishing industry.
Today, Dan and I talked about cancel culture, and what it has to do with the current political and economic situation. We also spoke about how unsound money leads to the corruption of culture and civil society. Lastly, we touched on how the global attention span is narrowing, liquidity-driven markets and the problem with “unhitched” money.
So please, join us for all that and more, in my conversation with Dan, below…
Bullet Points
00:50 - Keeping up with cancel culture
08:09 - What does it have to do with the economy? Fake money and foe culture
09:30 - Talking to Dan Denning, who is living in the USA right now - is it as crazy as it seems?
12:14 - Engaging with the media as an “occupational hazard”
14:17 - How much of today’s politicisation of society is orchestrated?
15:40 - Leveraging Lenin’s “useful idiots” to do the left’s dirty work
17:32 - There’s a deliberate attack on civil liberties, especially free speech
21:31 - You don’t have a revolution without two things: destroying who it is that is
in power currently, and taking over that power yourself
24:34 - The cancelation of Flannery O’Connor - a morality tale in bad faith
27:10 - Manufacturing orthodoxy by declaring permanent war: Orwell’s tactic
28:18 - Unsound money leading to the corruption of culture and civil society
29:19 - Attention spans collapse to zero: from holding time for stocks to caring only about what you feel right now
33:00 - Hubris in the financial markets and the end of the future
34:50 - Liquidity-driven markets and the problem with “unhitched” money
35:45 - Generation wars, managing your risk appetite and the lure of speculation
41:52 - $1.9 trillion + $2 trillion +... and the trade of the decade
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.bonnerprivateresearch.com/subscribe
Today, Dan and I talked about cancel culture, and what it has to do with the current political and economic situation. We also spoke about how unsound money leads to the corruption of culture and civil society. Lastly, we touched on how the global attention span is narrowing, liquidity-driven markets and the problem with “unhitched” money.
So please, join us for all that and more, in my conversation with Dan, below…
Bullet Points
00:50 - Keeping up with cancel culture
08:09 - What does it have to do with the economy? Fake money and foe culture
09:30 - Talking to Dan Denning, who is living in the USA right now - is it as crazy as it seems?
12:14 - Engaging with the media as an “occupational hazard”
14:17 - How much of today’s politicisation of society is orchestrated?
15:40 - Leveraging Lenin’s “useful idiots” to do the left’s dirty work
17:32 - There’s a deliberate attack on civil liberties, especially free speech
21:31 - You don’t have a revolution without two things: destroying who it is that is
in power currently, and taking over that power yourself
24:34 - The cancelation of Flannery O’Connor - a morality tale in bad faith
27:10 - Manufacturing orthodoxy by declaring permanent war: Orwell’s tactic
28:18 - Unsound money leading to the corruption of culture and civil society
29:19 - Attention spans collapse to zero: from holding time for stocks to caring only about what you feel right now
33:00 - Hubris in the financial markets and the end of the future
34:50 - Liquidity-driven markets and the problem with “unhitched” money
35:45 - Generation wars, managing your risk appetite and the lure of speculation
41:52 - $1.9 trillion + $2 trillion +... and the trade of the decade
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.bonnerprivateresearch.com/subscribe
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By Bonner Private ResearchIn this week’s episode of the Bonner Private Research podcast, I’m joined by Mr. Dan Denning, coauthor of The Bonner-Denning Letter with over 18 years in the financial publishing industry.
Today, Dan and I talked about cancel culture, and what it has to do with the current political and economic situation. We also spoke about how unsound money leads to the corruption of culture and civil society. Lastly, we touched on how the global attention span is narrowing, liquidity-driven markets and the problem with “unhitched” money.
So please, join us for all that and more, in my conversation with Dan, below…
Bullet Points
00:50 - Keeping up with cancel culture
08:09 - What does it have to do with the economy? Fake money and foe culture
09:30 - Talking to Dan Denning, who is living in the USA right now - is it as crazy as it seems?
12:14 - Engaging with the media as an “occupational hazard”
14:17 - How much of today’s politicisation of society is orchestrated?
15:40 - Leveraging Lenin’s “useful idiots” to do the left’s dirty work
17:32 - There’s a deliberate attack on civil liberties, especially free speech
21:31 - You don’t have a revolution without two things: destroying who it is that is
in power currently, and taking over that power yourself
24:34 - The cancelation of Flannery O’Connor - a morality tale in bad faith
27:10 - Manufacturing orthodoxy by declaring permanent war: Orwell’s tactic
28:18 - Unsound money leading to the corruption of culture and civil society
29:19 - Attention spans collapse to zero: from holding time for stocks to caring only about what you feel right now
33:00 - Hubris in the financial markets and the end of the future
34:50 - Liquidity-driven markets and the problem with “unhitched” money
35:45 - Generation wars, managing your risk appetite and the lure of speculation
41:52 - $1.9 trillion + $2 trillion +... and the trade of the decade
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.bonnerprivateresearch.com/subscribe
Today, Dan and I talked about cancel culture, and what it has to do with the current political and economic situation. We also spoke about how unsound money leads to the corruption of culture and civil society. Lastly, we touched on how the global attention span is narrowing, liquidity-driven markets and the problem with “unhitched” money.
So please, join us for all that and more, in my conversation with Dan, below…
Bullet Points
00:50 - Keeping up with cancel culture
08:09 - What does it have to do with the economy? Fake money and foe culture
09:30 - Talking to Dan Denning, who is living in the USA right now - is it as crazy as it seems?
12:14 - Engaging with the media as an “occupational hazard”
14:17 - How much of today’s politicisation of society is orchestrated?
15:40 - Leveraging Lenin’s “useful idiots” to do the left’s dirty work
17:32 - There’s a deliberate attack on civil liberties, especially free speech
21:31 - You don’t have a revolution without two things: destroying who it is that is
in power currently, and taking over that power yourself
24:34 - The cancelation of Flannery O’Connor - a morality tale in bad faith
27:10 - Manufacturing orthodoxy by declaring permanent war: Orwell’s tactic
28:18 - Unsound money leading to the corruption of culture and civil society
29:19 - Attention spans collapse to zero: from holding time for stocks to caring only about what you feel right now
33:00 - Hubris in the financial markets and the end of the future
34:50 - Liquidity-driven markets and the problem with “unhitched” money
35:45 - Generation wars, managing your risk appetite and the lure of speculation
41:52 - $1.9 trillion + $2 trillion +... and the trade of the decade
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.bonnerprivateresearch.com/subscribe