Help me get more investors to get educated on Pre-IPOS i made a video on Palantir technologies 4 momnths beofre it launched and the company showed 4oo% return I made a Part 1 and a Part 2. Here its please review and lets hop on a call. [https://youtu.be/5V\_iIzXy8Zk](https://youtu.be/5V_iIzXy8Zk)
A new Beyond Carnism satire asks, "why chicken and not kitten?" "Climate leaders" serve meat—which has higher emissions than plant-based protein. So why not serve kittens? For more, carnism.org.
Civil unrest in China. What are the possible outcomes? Zero Covid pushback. Quality of life issues. What does this mean for energy prices? How does this affect supply chains? How will the Communist government react? Cool, woke, and neat are not a business model. Case studies: Carvana and Beyond Meat. ESG in your 401K? Private equity could give a rat’s ass about the long-term prospects of companies they back. They want out ASAP. The eternal Covid emergency. Employers rethink college degrees. I
Maybe you'll meet them at a bakery!
<i>Succession</i> star Brian Cox once wrote that "[Johnny Depp] is so overblown, so overrated." He added, "I mean, <i>Edward Scissorhands</i>. Let's face it, if you come on with hands like that and pale, scarred-face makeup, you don't have to do anything. And he didn't. And subsequently, he's done even less."
Let them eat cake!
I mean, just try and take all my money why don't you?
<b>"Targeting married men exclusively.</b> This is just a small percentage of women, but I mean...why? <b>Cheating husbands are trash, no exceptions.</b> But for some women to not take no as an answer from a happily married man is just sickening."
"It was a little bit too much fun."
"I mean why must someone always make up something."
If you want to serve steak at your wedding, your soulmate went to high school with you (sorry!)... 👀
Some of y'all eat your gingerbread houses after you decorate them and that will def be a big factor in determining your holiday sweater! 👀
The couple have been together for a minute — and now, we've found out how the two originally met.
Chocolate or vanillaaaa🍰
I recently read a fantastic book called "The Code of Capital" by Katharina Pistor(https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691178974/the-code-of-capital) that documents how lawyers use legal code to protect wealth. The author covers several types of assets, the financial instruments used to protect them, the role of the State as a coercive threat to enforce priority claims (who gets to claim the assets first during bankruptcy), and more importantly,