@KellyLink

yeah, i feel the same way, for a little while I was sort of missing some of the back and forth with ppl I don't like or agree with but at the same time I feel like this is a new place to curate a healthier dialog for myself. I got tired of my own behavior on twitter, such an adversarial place to be. I miss it too but I think this is healthier.

@Korrbard @dcjohnson
I will admit that I have some built in biases on this topic having spent my entire career in Silicon Valley startups and recently co-founding a tech firm in the logistics space.

I guess I would say that America to date has been the most innovative economy the world has ever seen. Whether or not that will continue certainly can be debated.

@dcjohnson

Beg to differ! :)

@dcjohnson

I am of the opinion that the #nordic model of capitalism, governance, and taxation is the best we have so far. No doubt the American model produces the most #innovation but also extreme #inequality and is therefore not particularly sustainable, especially as the fight for scarce resources will continue to become more extreme.