Thanks. I was not aware if the details in the calculation. It’s no surprise, but nice to know where the number came from.
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Retired IBM VP Corporate Strategy. Now writing & consulting on politics, economics and business. Author of The Fifth Paradigm.
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Agree. Need a few more months of data to really assess the ongoing magnitude but this is pretty much exactly what we should expect.
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I’m sorry folks, this is just statistical noise. He’s had a solid 37-40% approval for a long time, and the margin of error is only a couple of points anyway, so this is meaningless.
Plus, his republican support remains off the charts.
Maybe it changes at some point but it hasn’t yet.
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My book, The Fifth Paradigm, describes the four socioeconomic paradigms in our history, each of which ended in crises that laid the foundation for our next. We’re in the crisis I believe will lead to our Fifth and the book offers my suggestions for what that should look like.
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Looking forward to whatever you find. Thx.
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Someone should place an order for Subway sandwiches for the entire crowd. ICE must face those Deli weapons wherever they go.
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Rent free? OMG what will Cuomo say?
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The era of needing an eventual battery replacement is steadily receding. As a strategist, it isn’t irrelevant yet, but it will be soon. I firmly believe the strategic EV market will routinely offer vehicles with a million miles of useful life.
That “abundance” changes every aspect of the business.
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It’s a good question. When I teach classes on leadership one point of emphasis is the importance of developing talent, developing people. When I watch the current generation of senior Democrats “lead,” well, they’d all get failing grades.
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3/ When any sector passes the threshold of abundance our governance models must change. The exact same “threshold passing”that drove our change in ag governance has now hit mfg.
Details on the history and pattern in my book The Fifth Paradigm.
Details on abundance as the key coming in my next book