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Fantasy Sports as Preparation for Investing

Investing is the greatest game in the world. All previous games I played were preparation for financial investment—such as collecting baseball cards, fantasy sports, poker, chess, and Monopoly. Investing is the ultimate game because it is a combination of all other games. Investing has the strategic thinking of chess, the research and tracking of fantasy sports, and the monetary stakes of poker—except investing is better than all of them, because it combines those aspects together into one omni-game.

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Are We in an AI Bubble?

It seems fairly obvious at this point that AI is going to have a massive impact on the future. I wrote about this seven years ago, and it has only become more evident since then.1 However, financial “experts” are saying the stock market is in the midst of an AI bubble akin to the dot-com bubble of the early 2000s. They think AI companies are overvalued and advise selling off your AI investments. But the lesson from the dot-com bubble was not to NOT invest in internet companies. It was quite the opposite.

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