@Jordan Schwann Skool is saying there is a session on live right now, which is false.

My book "Money and Macroeconomics from First Principles for Elon Musk and Other Engineers" is now available on Kindle for $9.99: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FLWJ8LXY/ Nick Barbalich and I have produced a PDF version as well for Skool members, and it is attached to this message (the format will change later today when I meet with Oliver Williams, who has kindly offered to show me how to make the front cover image cover the whole front page). That said, PLEASE promote this book to your friends and colleagues, directly and on social media. I am working on a video and a Patreon/Substack post now (I just got the news that it was available fifteen minutes ago). Please share those too when they are up. The Kindle price is a mere $9.99.

Hi Everyone, In tomorrow's Legacy slot (1-3pm New York, 6-8pm London), I want to discuss what to do to make Ravel succeed as a commercial program--which it definitely is not doing at the moment. I had hopes that Ravel would become a force in the data analysis/business intelligence product space. It still has the potential to do that, but we need to both fine tune the program, and market it effectively--both of which will require funds that I currently don't have. I have some ideas on how to raise those funds however, which I'd like to discuss with as many of you as is possible. So, if you can make it, and if you have an interest in Ravel and data analysis, please turn up. The week after I'll start a set of three lectures on Ravel, after which I will restart the lecture series with the first topic of "Why we need a new economics".

Rebecca Shaw is a writer based in Sydney. She gives a new reason for giving a 'thumbs down' to the rich white men leading humanity over the cliff - or at least to the famous ones, such as Elon Musk, Mark Zuckenberg, Jordan Peterson and Andrew Tate. Quite apart from how the capitalism, greed and bigotry which these guys promote is leading humanity into the inferno, what really gets her personal goat is that they're such crap examples of masculinity. In her eyes, they're all losers. If only more eyes saw it that way. Of course, her article is written in humorous style. But there's surely more than grain of truth in it too. Women are disempowered, to nobody's long-term advantage I'd say. See https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jan/16/i-knew-one-day-id-have-to-watch-powerful-men-burn-the-world-down-i-just-didnt-expect-them-to-be-such-losers

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