Jonathan Haidt says that social media is damaging teens' brains. What's interesting is that most only "need" it because "all their friends have it". The author posits that if a third of parents in a school wouldn't allow smartphones before high school, the tide would turn.
From his recent interview on Joe Rogan: Jonathan Haidt is a social psychologist, professor, and author. His latest book, "The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness," will be available March 26.
Insider trading is illegal in most countries. However it will take a while and a lot of hard work from the globalists to make OUTSIDER TRADING illegal.
Imagine if a growing group of OUTSIDERS were to coordinate and destabilise evil companies. Starting from the smaller ones and working up. Having a comprehensive checklist that is publicly curated and fact checked with references and corporate policy documents and historical record of evil acts. The swarm would then progressively gain control of the company and either tax it financially (if it is drifting into immoral waters), ruin it (if it is manufacturing weapons, managing mainstream media or doing Gain of Function biowarfare research) or in a few cycles gain control of the board and change the direction if possible. It does not matter who takes over the management of the company, they know they only have a company if they reform and do the right thing.
This could be a sport that is much better than playing shoot-em-up games for the young adults.
Having a citizen co-op in charge of BlackRock and Bank of England (and all the others) would fix all of humanities political problems. Social problems become easier to handle when there are funds available due to less waste on war and disease.
It looks to me like the “man” has made Dumb Money on Netflix available only for upgraded accounts who pay extra. Fortunately there is a sequel available on Netflix for us regular people called Eat the Rich The GameStop Saga
Jonathan Haidt says that social media is damaging teens' brains. What's interesting is that most only "need" it because "all their friends have it". The author posits that if a third of parents in a school wouldn't allow smartphones before high school, the tide would turn.
From his recent interview on Joe Rogan: Jonathan Haidt is a social psychologist, professor, and author. His latest book, "The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness," will be available March 26.
www.jonathanhaidt.com
Insider trading is illegal in most countries. However it will take a while and a lot of hard work from the globalists to make OUTSIDER TRADING illegal.
Imagine if a growing group of OUTSIDERS were to coordinate and destabilise evil companies. Starting from the smaller ones and working up. Having a comprehensive checklist that is publicly curated and fact checked with references and corporate policy documents and historical record of evil acts. The swarm would then progressively gain control of the company and either tax it financially (if it is drifting into immoral waters), ruin it (if it is manufacturing weapons, managing mainstream media or doing Gain of Function biowarfare research) or in a few cycles gain control of the board and change the direction if possible. It does not matter who takes over the management of the company, they know they only have a company if they reform and do the right thing.
This could be a sport that is much better than playing shoot-em-up games for the young adults.
Having a citizen co-op in charge of BlackRock and Bank of England (and all the others) would fix all of humanities political problems. Social problems become easier to handle when there are funds available due to less waste on war and disease.
Thanks for bringing this film to my attention. On Netflix so will watch it tonight.
It looks to me like the “man” has made Dumb Money on Netflix available only for upgraded accounts who pay extra. Fortunately there is a sequel available on Netflix for us regular people called Eat the Rich The GameStop Saga