Mastodawn

for the linkedin users:

If we aren't calling this a bubble, how do we explain the Tulip Mania-style market dynamics we're seeing? 🌷📈

In today's fast-paced economy, it's crucial to distinguish between sustainable growth and speculative hype. Are we looking at a paradigm shift, or just history repeating itself?

Let's lean in and discuss. 👇

#MarketInsights #EconomicTrends #TulipMania #StrategicThinking #Leadership

bls Feb 6

#Bitcoin is like #TulipMania only more stupid and with larger consequences 😳

Davva Feb 5

@peter
From 1634 to 2026... The story may be different but the plot remains the same #TulipMania
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_mania

Tulip mania - Wikipedia

Liam O'Mara IV, PhD Feb 3

During the 17th c. #DutchGoldenAge, the #Netherlands had the highest per-capita income and pioneered many of #capitalism's features. #TulipMania, the first major #FinancialBubble, popped on #ThisDayInHistory in 1637, but had little effect on the economy unlike many later bubbles.

Don Curren 🇨🇦🇺🇦Jan 28

1 I wonder if 500 years from now the #AIbubble won’t look uncannily similar to #Tulipmania: massive over-investment in a marginal asset with some intrinsic value, but not nearly enough to justify the degree of #overvaluation during the inflation of the #bubble. 🧵

Philip Rowlands Dec 19

I'm honestly starting to think these CEOs have a single shared brain cell among them. It would explain a lot.

https://www.techspot.com/news/110653-most-ceos-ready-spend-even-more-ai-2026.html

#AIBubble #AI #TulipMania

Jonathan Emmesedi Dec 10

I knew about the Turks and tulips, and I also knew, or at least thought I knew, about the Dutch and "tulip mania".

What I did not know about was the Flemish connection. In addition, I was only vaguely aware of how serious researchers have cut the "tulip mania" legend down to size.

https://www.bl.uk/stories/blogs/posts/tulips-dutch-turkish-or-flemish

#Tulips #TulipMania #Netherlands #Ottoman #EarlyModern #History

Tulips: Dutch, Turkish, or Flemish?

Learn about the Flemish botanists and diplomats who first introduced the tulip to Western Europe, sparking a fascination that grew into Tulipmania and endures today.

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