Today on KBRS I take a look at "The Roaring Twenties." What kind of technology did they have? Is everything that is ever going to be thought of, already thought of? No. What and who made the world what it is today? Entrepreneurs, inventors, investors and visionaries. Let's learn from the past and be part of the value that builds our future. 

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In this episode I felt the need to stick up for a dead man. Milton Freidman. The man has done a TON of good advancing the principles of free market economics. I pick apart a Fortune Magazine article written by three "intellectual" communists. Unbelievable, given the name of the publication. 
Colin Mayer, Leo E. Strine Jr. and Jaap Winter... If you thought your Marxist propaganda disguised as intellectual fact was going to float by unchallenged, think again. 
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I never thought, that in my lifetime, I would have to defend property rights. Right now there are people that think it is a good idea to abolish private property. The notion often comes from people who chant things like "power to the people" whilst begging for authoritarin state control over all aspects of our lives, liberty and property. 
Between books defending looting... Governments shutting down private businesses... And calls to cancel RENT... I had to take this on. 
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On this 75th episode of KBRS we discuss changing the world. Are you someone that changes the world or are you someone that is changed by the world? I have also noticed a decentralization trend which is interesting and talk about a few areas of the economy that it might affect. Finally, I talk about the link between inflation and employment numbers. 
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On this episode of KBRS I have some supporting proof for your ship coming in! We sarcastically discuss The Moneyist column on MarketWatch. We talk about Charlie Munger’s life advice and a guy that is patiently making $25k per year and building his dreams.
The Moneyist Entitlement Column:
https://www.marketwatch.com/column/the-moneyist?mod=personal-finance
Charlie Munger’s Advice:

As long as you are going to be in the room... You might as well try to be the smartest in it. 
I had a short one for you guys today! This was inspired by a lunch discussion with my brother... We are both astonished by the how much money stupidity can earn these days. The fact that you guys are here. The fact that you guys are putting effort into learning and growing will mean a lot. Put in the work and don't give up and your ship will come in. 
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What is a $300,000 haircut? I was curious too. This episode is based on an article I read in the WSJ about Warren Buffett... I also am super excited to talk about some of the movement in the charts! The infamous podcast charts, we are now on them! Thank you to my listeners for getting us this far, and I am excited for this to continue!
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Some people think they are super smart when they claim that AI is going to take all the jobs. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to determine that some jobs are going to get easier and cheaper to complete... What does this mean for the economy as a whole and human prosperity? I put the teacher hat on and dive into the economic implications of AI.
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On today's episode of KBRS, I chat a little bit about labor day. The central message is... The employee's and employer's interests are aligned! Who is best at determining what is in one's best interest? Find out!
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Today I discuss an investing.com article about brands that have not stood the test of time. I also go into the economic implications of where we find ourselves at this moment in time. Stimulus much?
https://za.investing.com/magazine/iconic-brands-and-products-to-get-ahold-of-now-before-they-disappear/
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