The “HBD bull market” is unstoppable, and the persuasion technique I used to helped someone make thousands of dollars

The stock market (or what I call the HBD bull market, because high-IQ people are the main beneficiaries of the expansion, but also high-IQ businesses like Google and Microsoft are contributing the most too it, too) is relentless. What is perhaps the greatest wealth creation boom in the history of human civilization, is unfolding before… Continue reading The “HBD bull market” is unstoppable, and the persuasion technique I used to helped someone make thousands of dollars

Yes, the ‘never-Trumpers’ were wrong, but it doesn’t matter anymore

Milo dumps on Ben Shapiro and the ‘never-trumpers’: Ben Shapiro & Milo Yiannopoulos ROASTING each other “Ben Shapiro has been cast into the media wilderness!” As the trite saying goes, people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. I don’t like either of these figures much, but Milo is not as big as he… Continue reading Yes, the ‘never-Trumpers’ were wrong, but it doesn’t matter anymore

Kevin Williamson’s Elitism

The White-Minstrel Show Kevin Williamson’s message of self-sufficiency is mostly correct, although he belabors his dislike of Trump to the point that it distracts from anything useful he has to say. In invoking Daniel Patrick Moynihan and his report The Negro Family: The Case For National Action, Kevin argues that whites need to save themselves,… Continue reading Kevin Williamson’s Elitism

HBD & Investing, Part 3 (IQ and the concentration of wealth)

A question that I didn’t address in part 1 is, why is IQ so important for investing? What is the mechanism that explains why high-IQ stocks, assets, industries, and countries do so well compared to average & low-IQ ones. The answer has to do with how wealth is concentrated, in that high-IQ entities concentrate wealth… Continue reading HBD & Investing, Part 3 (IQ and the concentration of wealth)

How HBD can be used to beat the market, part 2: Predictions & Stock Picks

Regarding the earlier post Donald Trump Does Not Like to Read (but so what) regarding if I am really as good at predicting stuff as I claim to be, and if so, why I’m not more successful. Since 2013 or so, I’ve made 20 predictions (including stock picks), and a 90% success rate means 18… Continue reading How HBD can be used to beat the market, part 2: Predictions & Stock Picks

Just own the damn robots

This article is going viral: Just own the damn robots In Kurt Vonnegut’s 1952 novel, Player Piano, we are introduced to a future in which only engineers and managers have gainful employment and meaningful lives. If you’re not one of the engineers and managers, then you’re in the army of nameless people fixing roads and… Continue reading Just own the damn robots

Jordan Peterson says not to take notes during lectures. Is he right? Probably not

Jordan Peterson says not to take notes during lectures: IMHO, for most people this is bad advice, or at least it’s bad advice unless you’re as smart as Jordan Peterson. Jordan Peterson in a June 2017 video says he has an IQ of 150…this is a very high score, obtainable by only 1/10,000 of the… Continue reading Jordan Peterson says not to take notes during lectures. Is he right? Probably not

Ta-Nehisi Coates, The Merchandising of White Guilt, and America’s Race Obsession

Because he has a new book, Ta-Nehisi Coates has been in the news more often than usual. Here are some articles in the past month alone either by him or about him: How Ta-Nehisi Coates Gives Whiteness Power Ta-Nehisi Coates: the laureate of black lives The First White President Ta-Nehisi Coates is not here to… Continue reading Ta-Nehisi Coates, The Merchandising of White Guilt, and America’s Race Obsession